Fall. Affection

A tortuous sibling love, they gave each other joy and happiness, and they left each other with the most indelible memories of their youth. To this day, they still say: It's not that we remember because we love you too much, but that we can't forget the fatal past you gave us! In the face of reality, she chose vanity; in the face of love, he chose a game; maybe this is just one person's memory, maybe the deep love she once thought was just a game played more seriously. What they experienced between them was not only memories, but also pain. She always licked her pain in happiness, but she didn't know that youth needs to get over the pain, so that it can be called complete. This is a memoir. The ending of the story does not mean forever. In her heart, she has given them the most perfect ending. . . . . .