We'd been in love for seven years. I never imagined
that it could fall apart so easily. Even so,
in the end, we still broke up and went our separate ways.
All that remained were endless memories of those seven years.
I don't remember why, when we were young, we were so eager to see each other.
As time passed, eventually even meeting once became so difficult.
Since I already knew that parting would hurt so much, I thought I wouldn't feel
that kind of heart-wrenching pain.
But even so, at this moment, tears are streaming down my face.
While we were apart, I still longed for you. After crying my heart out, I looked at the heart that disagreed with me
and told myself: We started as friends, then fell in love and became lovers.
After seven years of love like ours, even if we broke up, we could still be friends forever. Surely that was possible.
And so, over the next three years, we occasionally got in touch.
We met other people and fell in love with other people.
But whenever I talked to you on the phone, tears still silently streamed down my face.
"You should find a good person and get married, too!"
When I said such words that went against what I truly felt,
what I really wanted to ask was: "Do you still love me?"
I understand now. Though we once shared a beautiful love, our hearts in perfect accord,
that love can't begin again. It can only remain in my memories.
Sometimes, suddenly, those beautiful days from the past appear before my eyes.
But I know very well that I can no longer ask you to do anything for me.
That day, she said she was getting married. I was silent for a long time, then I cried.
...For her final words: I used to wish so much that I could hear you say you loved me.
Whoo~ woo~ woo~ woo~
Whoo~ woo~ woo~ woo~
Whoo~ woo~ woo~ woo~
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Very good story, I really like the author's style, keep up the good work
I still didn't understand the author's heart just now, but after reading these few sentences, I realized that it turns out that the hero and heroine really can't be together anymore. What about Xing Miao? Tortured to death. Hate!
Is the ending sad? I can't tell. In fact, I always thought that the male protagonist would be with the female protagonist. Didn't I say at the end of the award ceremony that the only thing he wanted to hear for so many years was "I love you" from Miao Ming. But then it turned out... The author wrote the character of Dandan very well. It's so good that it may not appear at all in real life. Is it because Yuda himself can't convince himself in the end? Hey, no matter what, I still like the latter part, I like Mayco's free and easy spontaneity, I like the light perfection, and I like the storyteller even more. This must be the first time I discovered in a novel that I don't really like the male and female protagonists, but rather the male and female partners. Haha, what's going on?
This is no worse than the published novels. The overall feeling is natural and friendly, and I like it. If a book can be published, I will treasure it and recommend it. Come on, author! I support you!
I prefer the way the author tells the story, which is very comfortable, especially the dialogue without any quotation marks throughout the text. Moreover, the title is relatively novel, which shows the author's originality. He uses the chronological order of seven days to tell the story of an emotional entanglement in seven years. Very natural, not artificial. And the chapter titles from Monday to Sunday are very kind and surprising. It's right to look at it carefully. No matter how many days, years, or days in a year, it is inseparable from Monday to Sunday, repeating these unchanging seven days over and over again. It's unique, surprising and reasonable. People can't always escape some things that come and go again and again, so is time, and so are feelings. I also saw a reader leave a message saying that he likes the character Dandan, and I do the same. Like it light. I hope the author can give Dandan a beautiful happiness at the end. Expect…
After reading the first few chapters, I am looking forward to more scenes in the future. I hope you won't disappoint me.
Compared to the male protagonist, why do I feel like I like this one more? More interesting
I am a fan of Xiaoyu and have been following Ye Xuyu for many years. Although the output is good but not fast, my diligence is commendable. This "Streaming Light" obviously has two significant improvements over "That Year's Love Letter", so I can only recommend it and praise it. Always paying attention. And I hope that "Headwind" will continue to persevere. Love it, recommend it
A person's perfection has nothing to do with love
Everyone has wandered aimlessly. The author captures the details of life and resonates with readers.