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Love, if it is true love, is always fatal. ——"Love Disguised as a Monologue" by Malloy Sandor
Ivan, who wanders to Master Sobchak's house, is a lonely wild wolf, or he may be a violet. In short, his body will bloom under the glacier, because he does not belong to spring or anyone.
"Do you love me?"
Ivan knelt down in front of the girl. He embraced Margarita's slender waist and arms, as well as her long hair and never-ending breathing. He transformed into a vine clinging to the tree trunk and took root in the deepest part of Margarita's life.
Margarita nodded and shook her head when pressed.
When you get close to him, he is like a raging fire that is insatiable. Once you don't get what you want, he is like a frozen blade that cuts through people's souls.
Although he is a person struggling in the abyss of love, he is also a person who constantly pushes others off the cliff.
"You love me." Ivan announced Margarita's death. "Let me belong to spring, let me belong to you."
Ivan was lying on the apex of Margarita's heart. He asked this little girl for all the spring in the future and overdrafted the love of this life from her.
Concept: Love, if it is true love, is always fatal.