an active approach. But it can cruelly disappear for such a long period of time
. The whole plot left me with the elusive true emotions of Sara's heart.
One person is in a strange one, a familiar
group , a group of thoughtful beings who are hard to understand, a group of enthusiastic help
and Sarah's personalities are separated. Where does love exist?
in our hearts? Or is it dissipated in words and deeds
? Can suffering really disappear in the environment?
Can those reckless emotions for love really disappear so easily in such a moment?
Can a person turn around and bear it is such an easy scene to explain it?
Why is the social environment,
why is the reality ,
why is the boundary between love and not love,
why are the behaviors that we all have,
why are the responses that are rendered,
why turning around seems to be such a simple thing,
but why is it that remains in the bottom of my heart? prompting great power to pursue other alternatives
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