But now, I am willing to do more than cry thinking about the impending separation.
The options for the future can be vaguely imagined, and the problems that you don't want to think about are getting closer and closer to the day you have to face them. To tangle them now when they are still very happy, is it not mediocre?
You said, now we are walking on a road that will fork. It's dangerous to ride a bike with me. We don't know the road we're going to take, maybe at a fork in the road and find each other going in different directions. That way, it would be a waste of time.
However, I still sat in your back seat. However, I always feel that I can't sit for a lifetime...
Now I think maybe I shouldn't have started a relationship a few months ago. But if I hadn't met you, would I still be entangled in the original pain to death. So, I still want to thank you for meeting me. Companionship and encouragement are better than anything else.
I remember when we first got together, I wanted an internship but couldn't get anything. So you educate me about data structures while walking every day. During the interview, I woke you up when you were asleep and wrote me a queue...although I wouldn't use what you wrote.
We rarely grieve together. You always say that your heartlessness can reconcile my melancholy temperament. So I am more nostalgic for the present and less worried about the future.
Although I feel that the future is cloudy compared to the present. But the future will always come, what will the future be like? We will definitely be good friends.
You and I have always been good friends. You believe me, never ask my friends of the opposite sex. You help me from how to install the router to writing the code. You encouraged me, I was so anxious that I couldn't find an internship in the big and small exams. You accompany me, watch movies, eat and go to nuts. You always urge me to eat on time and exercise more. I envy your infinite positive energy.
Can I stop getting out of the car... just still want to see you waiting for me at the lab door.
Just stay a little longer, somewhere in time.
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