They knew each other when they were little. There was only one yard between his house and hers. As long as she walked out of the door, she could see him. They played marbles together. Every time she lost and ran out of marbles, he would give her the marbles he won from others. So she happily held his hand and went home. They sat together as dads. When they went to school, her father's car was just a Phoenix bicycle, but it was an important means of transportation for that alley. They squeezed into the back seat together, or she sat in front and he sat in the back seat. When they were a little older, they got their own bicycles, so they went to school together every day. Together we watched the cows plowing the fields behind the ox that was following Atai across the street... Later, her family moved to a new home, and she invited him to go back to the new home to do homework together. They hid behind the iron tree in the hall together, not wanting their parents to see them. When their parents didn't notice, they happily hugged each other with a smile. A few months later, he also moved. His house was separated from hers by a flight of stairs. When her parents were busy in the winter, they would come home very late. The new house area was so quiet that she was afraid. He would jump from the stairs to her side, and then watch DVDs with her. At that time, the new house area had not yet had cable TV, so they grew up slowly...
Time like that always flies by so quickly. If time takes away her happiness like this, she might not fall in love with that person or walk down that dark alley...