Multi-line narrative has always been my favorite style, and the crash I watched a few years ago is also vivid in my mind. But this one is a little bit worse than this one.
There are three stories in total, each with some shallow intersections. The reporter began to help the fallen boy with a trace of sincerity for the news. The mischief of two children led to the tragedy of another child. A couple who lost their child slowly moved closer to each other in the process of chasing the liar.
This one is called Disconnect. In today's online world, it seems to be filled with everything in the world, but it seems real and empty. I don't even know who the person on the other end is, just a few words seem to be a confidant, even better than a family member. But whose fault is that? The sister of the tragic boy inside cried out a sentence: What if you go after others now, you just want to make yourself feel better and feel less guilty.
People around me often turn a blind eye, but they only realize it when they are at the critical point of loss. What a pity. The cold Internet is no warmer than the people around you.
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