The girl turned into an old lady after all, when she approached the dry shoal where the once sunk boat, where her father died, disappeared into the horizon. She slowly crouched down and lay on the soil, as if there was a slight change behind her, she turned her head slightly, her father was standing behind her, and suddenly she seemed to be the little girl again, running towards her father's open arms bend.
Of course, this is an illusion, but I believe that everyone can find some warmth of reality from this fictional picture.
I didn't expect these at the end to make me re-savour the trivial details that once bored me at the beginning. Probably these are the attitudes that I can't avoid in life. In front of the author, I can only admit this. , to be honest, moved me.
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