The icy encounter in Peru made Joanna believe it was fate. Small towns in Greece, Peru, Sicily, New York, it's just the location that changes. Unforgettable encounters can overcome all obstacles. This is the greatness of love. Joanna can't forget those charming eyes. She gave him a cup of coffee. He said, I seem to have seen you in a lake. Then, he gave her a figurine of a dolphin, and they stopped talking to each other. She returned to her original life. What is known about this man is only an electrocardiogram recording. She was obsessed with that man, and finally couldn't help but find out his whereabouts, then lied, and flew to his city in the name of a business trip, without turning back. After that, they pretended to meet again by accident. A beautiful woman, she only has him in her eyes, and only him in her world.
As long as there is his occasion, she will appear. Get close to him, get close to him, try to love him. When the man woke up from the coma, eagerly opened his wallet, told her that the dolphin was his only family, and couldn't hold back the tears, she hugged him tightly, eyes full of emotion. Was it at that moment that she felt like she was beginning to walk into his heart little by little? He showed a vulnerable side in front of her, and Joanna's heart overflowed with pity and distress. Is it maternal instinct or love? Or is there an element of motherhood in a woman's love for a man? It is reminiscent of Captain Butler's cry in Merlin's arms in Gone with the Wind. A great woman is great because she is strong and tolerant enough to make a man stand! If so, Jacques' affection for Joanna is more of a dependence on his mother. After all, I am more sure of this.
She woke up at the beach where she had been waiting for him all night. The man who spent the night frolicking with dolphins in the sea is back. She realizes sadly that he doesn't love her. So she tried to leave him. She needs to work and live, it's just an excuse. She left sadly, parting so reluctantly. If you come to New York, please call me. Her words carried away with the train.
She returned to New York, in a state of dissociation, a life without food and drink. The man who made her sad was always on her nerves. How could she forget, how could she breathe the air without him. She couldn't help but call. Coincidentally, they were all fired. She let him speak. Then he said:
----Do you know how to meet a mermaid?
----do not know. she says.
---- To dive into the depths of the sea, where the water is no longer blue, where the sky becomes a memory, where you stay quietly, ready to die for them. If the love is sincere and pure enough, they will show up and take you away forever.
----I love this story. Joanna said.
So, she ran to him again. I don't know if it's because the story is so beautiful or because the heart of the storyteller is so beautiful. The story told so eloquently, the voice of the storytelling, irresistibly fascinated. Is that all there is to it? unknown.
She finally saw him again. Now, he likes her. They rejoiced to their heart's content. When the image of the mermaid appeared in the man's mind, he said to her, "I think I love you." With a look of innocence. She got his response, extremely happy. Her world is full of him and only him. However, he is not. The sea and dolphins are the most important things in Jacques' world. She always knew. So every time I am sad, how much I hope to be his sea, his dolphins and his mermaid. She followed him without complaint, trying to imply that she had his child. Jacques has always been immersed in his own world and left. Frustrated, she found no reason to stay. The man kissed her and she said I found it. Yes, as long as he has a little love, she can support her courage and determination to follow. She tried to tell her world. She jumped into the sea and told him that there is only you in my world. She just wants to have a car that belongs to them, a house that belongs to them together, and a child for them, and live happily ever after. What answered her was the man's diving and splashing waves and the silent blue sea and blue sky. All she could do was cry out piercingly. The man had never known her world, and only dolphins and the sea could arouse his enthusiasm and interest. In this love Joanna fell into the bottomless sea.
The departure of his friend Zon seems to stimulate Jacques. He finally chose to dive into the sea. She tried to stop it, but was so powerless. Told him we had a baby, and with no expression on his face, he just handed the rope to her. go, go and see, my love, cry, then let go, let go of the one you love, and fulfill his love. She understands him, respects him, and does whatever she can, so she would rather let go of her own pain. This man, the man who loved the sea, came from another world, right? The world made him feel too little love, even if Joanna gave her wholeheartedly, it would not help. There are no worldly troubles and trivialities in his eyes, only the depths of the sea. A love in this world can't keep him, and a woman in this world can't keep him. Love is not everything to him. The sea is his home, only in the sea can he feel freedom, warmth and happiness. Without the sea, without diving, he could not survive nor smile. He is an elf from another world, and he has to choose to leave after all. Did he see mermaids in another world? What a beautiful dream for Joanna to be with. Lonely Jacques never felt, he chose to leave as fate. In the sea there is his father, his partner Enzo, and the mermaid, but there is no Joanna.
Will there be another Jacques in this world? He is like a child, innocent and simple, even if he hurts, he is unintentional. How to blame him for being selfish? How can forgotten forgiveness be regarded as forgiveness, and how can unintentional harm be regarded as harm? He used to be such a person! I can only think so. In the end, Joanna never really walked into Jacques' heart.
Until the curtain call, I kept seeing Joanna's devotion like moths to the flames. Even if she is the last person to live, she has the drive to live - Jacques left her children.
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