"Isn't there anyone teasing my boat? My friend brought snow and five o'clock."
——Bian Zhilin "The Organization of Distance"
This is a story about love and commitment.
In life, more and more people like to make casual promises, because promises are just verbal things. So what if they betray them and are irresponsible?
Just some tears and sadness.
In fact, why should we care about verbal promises? A verbal commitment lasts a while, a heart commitment lasts a lifetime.
Especially when the other party doesn't know.
The confusion about love when I was young has gradually become clearer as I grow older.
When the hazy feelings turn into clear love, it comes in little by little and seems to be unstoppable.
But can that person come back?
My answer is: "Of course, fate brought us together by chance."
When we meet again, we are destined to write a new story. The reality is different from the ideal. When I am exhausted from sticking to the promise, I find that the same is true for that person.
It's all because of the commitment in my heart that I have kept it until now.
The relationship you missed will not be missed a second time.
As the poet said, snow and five o'clock will always exist.
Even if the boat is overturned thousands of times, it is still less difficult to collect than the water that can be filled once.