I Still Like You Very Much

"Do you love me?" Fireworks burst into bloom suddenly, shining brightly across the sky, and the light of the lake reflected the woman's blushing face. "Love!" He held her in his arms and promised her that they would be together for the rest of their lives. When the fireworks exploded in the silent night sky, they bloomed with colorful beauty. It blooms and disappears in an instant. "Do you love me?" A breeze blew by, and the pear blossoms were trembling and swaying on the branches. Her heart was also trembling like the pear blossoms. "I loved her." He hugged the beauty in his arms tightly, but he no longer pampered her. He thrust his sword into her heart and pried it away. All that is left is a piece of silver. "Do you love me?" When we met again, she stood under the peach blossoms, still smiling and charming, but no longer the same as before. "I don't love you." He hugged the person in his arms tightly, guarding her vigilantly, for fear that the person in his arms would be hurt. She chuckled softly, and knocked the man in her arms off the cliff with her palm, laughing like a harmless person. "Do you love me?" He stood on the edge of the cliff, still wearing white clothes with fluttering long sleeves, which was really refreshing. Looking at the woman on the opposite cliff with her back to her. "I love you so much..." She pushed the tears that were about to break through the embankment back into her eyes, so this time it's your turn to come to me. Is it just because she wants my soul to cure her illness...? You said you wish to have the person you love, and we will never be apart until we grow old. But the oath was diluted by being shouldered alone. Tears were seen flowing down her cheeks, and she wiped the tears from her face with trembling hands, but the tears were like broken beads and she couldn't stop them no matter how hard she wiped them. She didn't dare to cry out for fear of being heard by the man behind her. Then, she wiped away her tears and covered her mouth tightly with her hand, and said, "You are the only one who is still reading the introduction and has not collected it to read the text."