Under the huge Ferris wheel, the girl shook off the boy's hand and jumped forward. Then she suddenly turned around and looked at the boy with a smile and asked: Ming, do you know how far away a dream is?
The boy tilted his head and stood there, watching the elf-like girl jumping farther and farther away from him. For the first time, he did not catch up immediately. Instead, he stood there pointing to his ears and said with the same smile: What?
The girl shook her head, lowered her head and whispered: "さようなら!" (Sa yu na ra means goodbye in Japanese)
The boy turned around and said quietly but firmly, "Goodbye, we will see you again. No matter how far, how far..." He said it to the girl, but more to himself. . . .
"How far? How far? Why would I appear here when I'm single on such a day?" The boy suddenly turned around as if he remembered something. Under the gorgeous Ferris wheel were couples hugging each other and kissing each other. It blinded him instantly. The boy angrily answered a phone and shouted, "Bitch, come and have a drink with your brother and me. Grandma, they are too bullying."
"No! Third brother, I'm spending the New Year's Eve with my girlfriend! I can't make it!" Said the other end of the phone.
"Poof" the boy spat out a mouthful of old blood and hung up the phone angrily. Thinking of his 24-year old bachelor, his eyes were filled with tears and he walked towards the direction of the nest. . . .