When I was young, I relied on my sister-in-law as a mother and a sister. When she divorced and moved away, she took away half of my heart.
When I grew up, I became a psychiatrist, but I couldn't cure my obsession with her.
After a tumultuous relationship and a broken gay relationship of eight years, I finally found her in New Zealand.
The three months of living together felt like stolen time, until she left without saying goodbye again.
The letter she left behind said: "Leaving at the best time can keep love bright forever."
I finally understand that some love is destined to only grow in dreams.
Just like the fish in the childhood pond, you can see it, you can't catch it, and you can't forget it.
Purpose: Those who do not get what they want will indulge in persistence and die looking at the flowers in the mirror and the moon in the water.