Every passionate story begins in midsummer, and every beautiful story ends in midsummer.
Liu Haohao, 26, was walking on the same street he walked with when he was 16 years old.
He was the young man with wild hair and the girl with flying hair at that time.
Ten years, the best ten years in life full of memories.
Returning to the original sycamore tree, the two figures were drifting away. It's been ten years, how are you?
"Fool, I'm so bad!"
A man in science and engineering with an IQ of 150 and an EQ of -100, and a literary woman with an IQ of 80 and an EQ of 180. From their meeting and falling in love at the age of 16 to their acquaintance to separation and goodbye, the various stories that happened in ten years contained too much sweetness, happiness, sadness and tears of love. This article is adapted based on my personal experience, not for profit, just to make up for all the regrets in the past through words.
Intention: Use words to make up for regrets, and say goodbye to your past self and that relationship solemnly. Midsummer witnessed the enthusiasm of the beginning and the rush of the end. Returning to my hometown ten years later, the words "Are you okay" and "I'm not okay" are conversations that span time and space, and are also questions about one's own youth. The person who knows how to love best meets the person who is least able to express love. When reason finally understands emotion, the story is over. Not for profit, just to make up for regrets. Writing itself is a kind of healing - in the words, "meeting, falling in love, acquaintance and separation" become "goodbye", giving a full stop in reality, continuing the last midsummer, the phoenix trees are still the same, the old friends are no longer the same, and only words can re-travel the journey of ten years. In addition, it is not only about love, but also about many precious emotions such as friendship, family, teachers and students, etc.
