A dull pain in sobriety, and growth in watchfulness. A grand love in the name of letting go, a youth that lives itself as a monument.
The left-handed prodigy who once amazed her childhood is back. He swept the competition, achieved a shocking comeback on the field, and became the star that attracted the attention of the whole school.
And Nana, after catching a glimpse of the silent sacrifice under the family's tenderness, made a decision that was more painful than being deprived of her childhood: to fulfill her as the only way to love him. She swallowed every drop of time she spent with him, and pushed him to the mountains and seas with her own hands.
When he calmly apologized for the honor that once belonged to him in front of the entire school, she saw clearly his damaged pride. Is this "fulfillment" that she has spent her whole life longing for a redemption, or an eternal prison?
Outside the music classroom she had never set foot in, her youth was reduced to the same farewell refrain; among thousands of rivers and mountains, she traveled all over the landscape, but sadly discovered: there is no one in the world to send.
[Growth] is the burning mark of youth. There is the roar of the mountains and the tsunami in the stadium, and there is also the silence of catching the moonlight late at night; there is the tacit conspiracy at the dinner table, and there is also the eternal loneliness that the girl cannot deliver.
All watching hides a silent cry; all leaving in the name of love leaves the deepest pain in the soul.
Open [Growth] and witness the deep love as silent as a mountain, and how to build a monument that will never be completed. This is the second part of "My Memoirs", and it is also a helpless road to all scars and redemption.
Purpose: I once believed that growth is about learning to own. Later, I realized that true growth is to practice how to lose, and to live completely, alone, and desperately with the mark of this loss. I spent my entire youth living a person's faith and myself as a footnote to his legend.
