This is a letter from ten years later. The surface of the letter has turned yellow and mottled, as if it had been wet and then dried. There is no signature in the letter, but the date is written, March 2033. The content of the letter is like telling another negative fairy tale. The front is endless sweetness, and the back is the pain of swallowing a knife. The story is told in a cold way, without gorgeous words, and it looks like a personal experience. The mottled water stains and the wrinkles of the paper are more like elaborating on the heart of the writer.
The day Su Rong received the letter, she met a woman so beautiful that it made her feel ashamed. Su Rong, who claimed to be straight, was heartbroken at that moment. The woman was a psychiatrist who had cured countless patients with mental illness but could not cure her own heart. All the encounters seemed destined, but made Su Rong feel extremely familiar. When she accidentally saw the letter placed in the drawer, she remembered that the content in the letter was so similar to her story with the woman. I was horrified to find that I was walking step by step towards the hell on earth written in the letter. Should he go down like the protagonist in the story, or should he jump out of this seemingly sweet pit in time? Su Rong wanted to verify that the content of the letter overlapped with her own, but unexpectedly discovered that the person next to her had another identity, an identity that made people doubt the world, and her entanglement with her did not start from the day he met her.
Being shy in front of others is actually a vicious person vs. Appearing cold but actually being a loyal dog is aggressive
Purpose: When I was traveling when I was young, I would definitely write a postcard in the ancient streets of that city and send it to the person I wanted to send it to.