I thought about it for a long time before writing it.
The characters in CH's circle are very different, but in my writing, they have more freedom and ease.
The characters I set are not good at expressing love directly. They hide their true words elsewhere - in blank signatures, in broken canes, and in out-of-season flowers.
They use "hate" instead of "love" to write diaries, use bitten biscuits to recognize relatives, use their lives to cough up the unique sea of flowers in spring, and wait for someone to look back.
In the book, there are the cold light under the power game, as well as being tucked in before going to bed; there are gunshots ringing at the end of the alley, and there are fireflies flying outside the window of the last train.
I secretly cut love into pieces and spread them out in the article, waiting for you to find them: Hey, this piece is love, and this piece is also love.
"Eri Yano" is named after one of my OCs (now renamed). She was once adopted, named, and had high hopes, but was later given away to others.
This book attempts to do the same thing for her - to pick up those things that were once highly anticipated and almost forgotten, and put them between the pages.
Life is so tiring now, I hope my words can bring you a moment of joy - they are all waiting for someone willing to stop.
Space is limited, life is unlimited.
If you stop at a certain page, that page has completed its purpose.
Purpose: I hope this collection of short articles can help you see a different side of the CH character.