Less Than Six Months

In my second year of junior high school, I met a girl. She likes Asuka and will draw a turtle in chess class, saying "If you forget me in the future, I won't blame you." At that time, I always felt that the days were still long and there was no need to rush to say many things. Until that night, two missed calls. June is here. She didn't come. Intention: If you don't say something now, you won't have the chance in the future. Not every "see you tomorrow" can wait until tomorrow. After the letter was written, summer came, but she didn't come. Later, you packed away your old things and found a letter that had been folded for three years. The paper was yellowed and the writing was faded. You almost forgot her appearance, but you remembered what she said: "Will you forget me in the future?" The answer at that time was "no." Later you find that forgetting is easier than remembering, but what is truly unforgettable is the unspoken moment. So if you have something to say, say it now. Don't wait until June, don't wait until tomorrow, don't wait until there are only two missed calls left. June is not yet over, summer is still there, but people are no longer here.