choose me, pick me, love me

Evie 2022-05-19 15:22:27

I can't forget how grey said this to Derek solemnly.

Until now, her expression, tone, and voice have been echoing in my mind, like an automatic player, repeated and strong.

There is a little bit of sadness, A little more firm, a little coquettish, a little more persistence.

Perseverance. Yes.

What I want to say here is that for the first sun that welcomes us in the real world every day, for the occasional frost that comes and goes unintentionally, For the rapidly changing people in the bustling world, for the complex and complicated reality that needs to be faced, for more involuntary choices and being selected...

Can we also say aloud and affectionately:

choose me! pick me! love me! ? There are

always people who say that life always has to go on.
It is true, but can we not half-step life?

I don't want to tell myself that I can't do it after experiencing some setbacks like this. It turns out I'm so bad. I don't want to be After experiencing some loss, tell myself that this is destined, it’s not yours, it’s not yours. I don’t want to wake up every day not knowing what I should do today, and I don’t know what I really want to do. I don’t want to before going to bed every day for tomorrow is not expected any, not even one thing that can make me wake up from the bed neatly down to begin operations.
...
I have them do not want to
...
because I want a good life.

let The warm sun chooses me, let good luck choose me, let the joy of victory choose me, let the happiness of gathering choose me, let the joy of travel choose me...

let my every day be worth it. Go Look forward to, to arrive, to complete.

If I have 80 years of life...80 years is 960 months...that is, 29200 days...

Next, I will love every one of
me 1/29200. I want to treat you Say:
I love you and i choose you.
Please, pick me and love me.



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