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Sometimes I wonder, can one person's strong and urgent need for another person be called love? Is the pursuit of instinct a kind of giving or a kind of taking? Loving someone may be no different than looking for water when someone is thirsty. Love is bound to be entangled with people's desires. Even the so-called platonic love is seeking spiritual satisfaction. In this way, there is no love without seeking. It can be seen that mutual need and mutual satisfaction are the essence of love.
However, we cannot be in tune with the one we love all the time and cannot understand the other person's needs, so dissatisfaction is inevitable. What's more, selfishness is human nature, and people often put self-satisfaction first. A person's behavior in love can reflect his deepest inner personality.
Okay, what I want to say is - actually... None of the above is the point.
The point is [This is a story about feelings, about a man's relationship with another man who doesn't want to let go... By the way, the key is "not letting go"...]
So what does injury have to do with Akiba? Hehe, I don't know either. But I can say some nonsense, for example, autumn comes, the leaves wither, and then they fall, leaving a lot of wounds. Then the injured leaves gradually disappeared, and spring came again, and new leaves gradually covered up the previous wounds and replaced the injured autumn leaves... However, these may have nothing to do with this novel...