"Mr. Mathematics, I have had many, many dreams and had many, many unrealistic fantasies. But now, I have long passed the age of dreaming. I no longer believe in Santa Claus and Peter Pan, and I will no longer cry over not receiving the admission notice to Hogwarts. I have learned to calmly put sodium into water I know that the colorful smoke will not rise. But on the last day of June, many, many years after I became a mediocre adult, I still met you. It was like a dream, but even if it was a dream, you must be the most beautiful and gorgeous one in all my dreams."
"Miracles do exist, and dreams come true. Mr. Mathematics, I have never encountered anything good, but I still met you. It seems that all the misfortunes I encountered in the first half of my life were just for the one-minute ecstasy of meeting you. Do you think I exist in this world just to watch the stars with Mr. Mathematics?"
Purpose: Self-salvation