Perhaps it is fate that determines who enters our lives and whom we miss, an unchangeable destiny.
Did they meet too soon, or too late?
No one can predict the future, just as no one can change the past.
When everything begins again, is it destiny showing mercy, or another malicious joke?
I've always loved Jimmy's novels. His understated prose captures the quiet, genuine feelings of everyday life. In Subway, a blind girl decides to explore the city on her own on her fifteenth birthday. Nervously, she rides the subway from one unfamiliar station to another. Along the way, she remembers, pieces things together, senses and explores the darkened world around her, "searching for the faint light flickering in her heart." At the same time, she discovers new hope, a new direction, and a new vitality.
Haven't been here for a long time, come up and take a look
Not a bit lazy Come on
Yueyue is a bit lazy. . . .
Is this fate? I'm so confused
After reading it in one sitting, are you talking about a combination of the story in your dream and real life? Haha, you must be happy
I very much agree with that sentence: Cherish the happiness in front of you We may not be able to control the future. The only thing we can do now is to cherish the present
Why has Jinjiang's interface changed? I'm a little uncomfortable with it.
Big plot prediction: PETER appears in the bar, and the world is about to be in chaos again!!!
Silently supporting
The wonderful thing is that it's just a process of inquiry, and the result just gives you a reason not to worry about it.