Thoreau once said in "Walden": "The water is the eyes of the earth. Those who gaze at it can see the reflection of their own souls."
The first time Bai Zhou went to Lake Ontario was in the first September of his study abroad trip alone. The lake is always calm; only occasionally when a boat carrying passengers passes by, the water will ripple slightly under the stirring of the propeller.
She thought, in fact, Lake Ontario is not that good.
Later, Bai Zhou and Mo Shu went to the lake for the first time, and that day it snowed the most violently in Maple Leaf Kingdom. The snow spread into my eyes like fine sand, causing a dull pain.
No one knew that the subject of every wish Bai Zhou wrote on the balloon at the lakeside was Mo Shu. Only when I wrote my last wish, I secretly added some selfishness: "stay with me, forever (Be with me forever?)"
No one would know that Mo Shu carefully wrote a wish on the back of the balloon while Bai Zhou was writing: she hoped that her little Bai Zhou could be happy for a lifetime; if a lifetime is too long, then she would like her little girl to be healthy.
Lake Ontario remained silent and just sighed. Mo Shu's gentle breathing in the cold wind filled Bai Zhou's heart like water ripples, causing waves of throbbing.
"Without you, the winter here would be a bit too cold."
Intention: If I say I really love you