If he could only use his approach, then when she was alone and crying, could the pain in her heart be reduced by one point?
If he knew that the final outcome would be so irreversible, would the hesitation on his fingertips be even deeper when he was planning his move?
I just don't know, when the paper fan falls to the ground and the dust settles, and he dances his sword in the rain of flowers, will he be able to hear the long-lost sound of the piano and smell the familiar mellow wine?
Intention: love, hate, love and hatred