We always think that the rest of our lives is long, with countless days to squander, and we push companionship, apology, and confession to the future. Only when fate leaves us with only forty-eight hours for each other do we realize how fleeting the precious time is. The story revolves around a pair of lovers who have been estranged for many years. A sudden accident traps the two in a small space, with only two days to untie the long-lasting knot. In the past few years, misunderstandings, busyness, and cowardice have distanced the two of them. They are accustomed to waiting for the right time to express their feelings. They always feel that there will be enough time in the future and there is no need to rush.
During the forty-eight hours, the quarrels and tender fragments of the past continued to emerge. The two took off their disguises and faced the regrets and concerns hidden in their hearts. Just two days are worth several years. All the cares that have not been expressed and the debts that are too late to make up must be paid within the limited time. When the forty-eight hours came to an end, they truly understood: the rest of their lives seemed long, and there were very few opportunities to stay together and be honest with each other. The book describes the emotional regrets of adults with delicate writing style, and warns readers not to wait until time is limited to appreciate it. The beauty of the long remaining life is always hidden in every day and night that cannot be repeated.
Intention: Letting go is also a kind of rebirth, respect yourself and respect others and live the rest of your life well