[Loyal dog Shirogiri, a heavy girl in the second year x cool, gentle and possessive in the first year]
[You will also see old enemies and evenly matched rivals]
The rain in London never makes sense.
In 1960, a new coffee and flower shop opened in an alley in London's West End called "Today's Poems". On the ruins of struggle and separation, shop owner Deviana Owen and her friend Sylvie struggled to rebuild their lives, using flowers, poems and smiles to cover up the prosthetic limb on their right arm and the lingering hallucinations of schizophrenia. Her vision is called Olivia, and she follows her like a shadow day after day. Until one morning, the figure that was supposed to exist only in my mind appeared alive across the street, wearing a family seal ring and well-tailored gentry clothes, and said with a wry smile: "I have always missed you, Devi."
A fall into the sea fourteen years ago, a fire seven years ago, a slap in the face, the longing that has never stopped in the past seven years - when the boundary between reality and illusion collapses, the two people face the buried past again, can they still work together towards tomorrow as they did back then?
Purpose: Understanding life through Stoicism.
