What can I do to keep you?
I give you the thin streets, the despairing sunset, and the moon in the wilderness.
I give you the sorrow of a person who has been looking at the lonely moon for a long time.
I give you everything I have,
And nearly every emotion I can ever feel in my life.
I give you the loyalty of a man who has never had faith.
I give you the core of myself that I managed to preserve
——Don't use words to make sentences, and don't trade with dreams.
I give you my meanness, my darkness, the hunger of my heart;
I try to impress you with confusion, danger, failure.
But I have never had anything, I can't ask for it, and I can't keep it.
(Adapted from "What Can I Do to Keep You" by Borges, not original
Another: Curiosity is also one of the disguises of love. From "Love in the Time of Cholera" (full text inspired by "Wuthering Heights")
Demining: A short story with no sense of morality. It's just to fit in with the storyline. Don't pay attention to the logic. It's just for fun.
Intention: Love and hate are in vain