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Chapter 1 "Love"
The world often uses the name of love to cover up the underlying needs. The second outside the order is charming enough, and everyone flocks to it and looks at it with eager eyes, and wraps it up into something that is within the rules.
Ethereal, uncontrollable, so fascinating, so dangerous, so indescribable.
So "love"? Or is it the longing among the mountains?
Chapter 2 "Entanglement"
We have both left a strong mark in each other's memory, whether it is profound or resentful, and it is always engraved in our future behavior and desires. Is this friendship? Can it be considered sentimental?
Chapter 3 "Don't express resentment or speak hatefully"
Have you ever cared about my feelings?
Have you ever cared about my feelings?
You and I are going in opposite directions.
You and I are flesh and blood, protecting each other.
Mom, dad, kids. It's a relative, it's an enemy, it's the most intimate hatred, it's a love as sticky as mud that can't be let go.
Chapter 4 "My Life"
My life is the whistling wind, the thorns in the wilderness, and the invincible courage.
You don't need to care about my past, you don't need to criticize my likes and dislikes, and you don't need to pay attention to my future.
I am insignificant to you, and neither are you to me.
Note
1. No CP.
2. The second is friendship, the third is love, and the fourth is self-growth.
3. The entire article is from a first-person perspective, with a lot of psychological description.
4. I don't know if it's a novel or a prose, but maybe it's a bit like prose! (The author also spent a lot of money to buy a prose book, although I haven't finished reading it yet...)
Intention: That earth-shattering second