When he was seventeen, he fell hopelessly in love with a nineteen-year-old man.
When he was nineteen, he still loved that man, who now had a child.
He wanted to get a little closer to the man who seemed so far above him, but some annoying little thing was always clinging to him.
"Hey, Uncle He, I'm going to marry you when I grow up!"
"Tsk. Kids will be kids."
When he was thirty-seven, the little thing had grown up and left home, and he found himself feeling a little lonely.
The man he had loved back then could never return, and he felt a little lost.
Then the little thing came back, now taller and stronger than him.
When he was thirty-nine, the little thing held out a ring and said he wanted to take him home as his husband.
There are no more posts on Tieba. Why did I believe this sentence for two months in the first place...
I thought I hadn't seen you for a long time, but when I came here I realized that I had left a message four months ago. It wasn't that long, but I couldn't forget it for some reason.
Two years later, I still can't forget this article. I chased it from Tieba to Jinjiang. Oh, author, where have you been...