That Sea of Fluorescent Lights When I Was 18

A true lover is a soulmate for life. They have feelings for each other, love for each other, and concern for each other. Love at its extreme is about letting go; deep affection is about helplessness. Love penetrates to the bone, joy is life itself. They acknowledge the love in their hearts, a love they can never forget, even in their dreams they are together. In this world, the plum blossom loves the snow unknowingly, blooming in the snow as a lovesick fool, its fragrant heart falling intoxicated with three thousand petals, each fragrant soul becoming a poem. When you spend a lot of time together, there is not only love, but also dependence. If you lose it, it is not only painful, but also reluctant to let go. There are many reasons not to love, but there is only one way to express love: two people want to be together all the time. I am so lucky to have met the one I love; even sorrow is a testament to love.

When he used the matching profile picture, I almost couldn't breathe; my hands were shaking terribly. Tears welled in my eyes. I spent two hours looking at his and that girl's social media posts, reading the chat messages over and over again. After four hours of this, I knew there would never be a future for us. Just as I was about to delete all his contact information, I accidentally clicked on Apex.

This book has given me a lot to think about. In the past, I would ask myself what my ideal partner was like. In my heart, she is gentle, intellectual, kind, and can play games happily with me... I could write ten thousand lines to describe my ideal partner. I thought the true love I would meet would be a perfect woman who would fulfill every single detail on my paper, but it wasn't until I met her that I realized the person I truly loved was someone I was willing to abandon every single detail for. True love transcends words.

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