In a flash, fifteen years. At the beginning, no one thought about the end, but it ended abruptly, a little hasty. You will suddenly be stunned and wonder, is that all it takes? My posture is not ready, my emotions are not yet in place. But look at Alice, look at the wrinkles on her forehead and the corners of her eyes, look at her breasts that have swelled up because of breastfeeding, is she still the Alice you met fifteen years ago? It turns out that the passage of time is immutable. Alice will be gone, and we, and I, will grow up. In fact, I have nothing to say about Resident Evil 6. I just feel a little sad after watching the last one. Alice turned and left and took away my youth, but I don't feel sad. Like a butterfly breaking its cocoon, like a phoenix bathing in fire, like a flower blooming and falling. The beginning of something is always accompanied by an end, and the more anticipated journey of life is about to set sail. What is the standard by which a man grows up? It's not the external things like height and power positions, it's the heart. There is a tie in my heart and I am willing to change myself for it, and I am willing to spend a day with the other person, three meals a day, four seasons, and unconsciously change from crying and jealous to laughing and envious. The two of them looked at each other and smiled, only willing to empathize with each other, not wanting to forget each other in the rivers and lakes. The old urchin is the best in the world in martial arts, and he is still an old urchin when he is 100 years old, because he owes Ying Gu a word of my will. He couldn't take the responsibility he should take. Will he regret it when the night is quiet and the moon is bright and the stars are scarce? I won't anyway. We used to be our own selves in the vast sea of people, eating and sleeping alone, looking at the mountains and seas alone, laughing like flowers in the sun, and crying in the dark night. We never imagined how, where and when we would meet each other. We walked like this step by step, as if there was no end. But without warning, the warm afternoon full of sunshine began like this. Then we blamed it all for being too late and thanked that it finally came. Looking back on the road we traveled alone in the past, we are a little fortunate. No longer worrying about gains and losses, no longer looking ahead, no longer afraid of darkness, no longer emptiness, no longer lonely, no longer cold. From now on, no longer alone. Sow the cause of the bean, and get the fruit of the bean. Thank you for waiting for you for so many years.
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