At a time when I thought the plot would follow a conventional chance encounter -- acquaintance and acquaintance -- the bridge segment developed together, the sudden separation of the two gave me the biggest surprise. When I saw Aram wandering "religiously" in Africa, India, and all corners of the world, and seeing Sandy working hard in his own field, I understood that this love is real, and they will not be separated again.
I think we will all encounter such a relationship when we are young, like Aram, or literary or romantic, or full of childlike childishness or sincere smiles. You will meet her, but you are not suitable to be together at that time, and you have no capital and no confidence, and promise her an eternal future. So you separated, just like a vulgar plot, passing by in the crowd again and again but never seeing each other again, in the end there are only regrets and sighs.
But The rebound obviously doesn't give you the opportunity to regret and sigh. You see, delicious love can always stand the carving of time, and it can always make you find her again after traveling through thousands of rivers and mountains. If the five-year time is to let you travel around the world to make you go further in your career, it is better to say that it is the arrangement of fate, let you go a little further, go a little further, and go to the other hemisphere of the world. attachment. Then meet again suddenly. Then there is eternity.
Good love is what can stand the carving of time.
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