Xiaoman always feels that there is not enough time. There are endless homeworks to finish, endless books to read, and dad's phone calls are always hung up in a hurry. The phrase "I'll be back in a few days" is like a promise that can never be fulfilled. Until that day, he found a narrow door in the deepest part of the old bookshelf in Yunduo Library. Behind the door is a small round hall, in the center of which stands a large clock without hands. An old owl wearing round glasses told him: As long as he reads a story carefully, he can borrow the "unfinished time" in the story to himself. Xiao Man was so happy. He read one book after another, and every day became so long. I finished my homework quickly and could read three more books. Even the sun seemed reluctant to set. But one night, he saw the book "The Glass Slipper Princess" opened by himself. The princess was hanging with one foot on the threshold of the ball, and the other foot was on the ground with her toes, unable to step out. She turned back, looked at him with gray eyes, and asked softly: "Why isn't the door... Open?" Xiao Man then understood that every minute he borrowed was for others to stop and wait. The princess is waiting for that step towards the ball. The knight is waiting for the sword to split the darkness. The little frog is waiting for the unfinished letter. And his own mother was also waiting for him under a lamp for a long time. Borrowed time must be paid back. But how to pay it back?
Intention: Time is not used to save, hide, grab, or occupy, but to spend it well on important people and things.