After meeting Xu Ge again, Su Li bought a diary. It had no password, no pattern, and even no grid after opening it.
That huge, very thick book recorded her entire youth.
At that time, hand-held ledgers were not popular yet, and Su Li simply wanted to record his own youth and that of another person.
It doesn't matter even if he doesn't notice it, even if he doesn't care.
Just write it down and everything will be fine.
"There will never be thousands of lights on the top of the Himalayas"
I miss you, but I can't tell you. Just like the top of the Himalayas, there will never be thousands of lights.
I miss you. But I really can't tell you. I'm just afraid that if I tell you, it will be a kind of torture for you.
—"I miss you, but I can't tell you" Emily Dickinson
Xu Ge? Su Li
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Intention: late love does not count