A sensible, calm, determined 40-year-old woman who brought poetry, music, love, and life to a vulnerable, ignorant teenager. She gave him a second life, a whole new life. He wants to know the world, love the world, through her guidance, through her eyes. But how can she afford it? How can she afford it? This young man complained loudly, but why are you? You can judge directly, why do you bother me, why do you sing Keats poetry for me, why do you come to my hospital bed? Why isn't she moving? Why aren't you impressed? But she is already so hard, she is too familiar with the rules of adults, no, she is the rules of adults themselves. Facing a hot, fresh, and curious life, she knew too rationally what to do. This is a pebble cast by a living and curious life in the life of a calm, sensible, gritty adult. Make ripples, maybe waves, in her life. But it's still calm. After a good night's sleep, she is still the bright, sensible and determined woman in her 40s, and he is just a stone that will always exist in her heart, deeply hidden in her heart.
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