In a person's lifetime, the heart beats approximately 2.5 Billion times.
300 Million years ago, he and she were childhood sweethearts, and the tattered word embroidery was also regarded as the best gift.
"Wouldn't you like it?" She asked.
The childish words of that time: "You gave it to me, of course I like it."
Later, he and her classmates had conflicts, and it was just because they were young and frivolous at that time, and they were not willing to give up easily.
But who doesn't know very well that there is a throbbing hidden under that thin surface.
A few years later, he finally led his green plum onto the stage with a smile that seemed to be teasing: "They say green plums are sour and hard to swallow, but you are so sweet."
She raised her head and counterattacked: "That's why I am different."
Finally, the wedding was over and he squinted:
"In the end, we have 1.9 Billion heartbeats left, and we hope to share it with you for the rest of our lives."
The proud girl rarely wiped away tears.
2.5 Billion heartbeats is a small amount, but the future is long.
Concept: Perhaps in innocence, love is more pure