- If one day I go, will you look for me like a motor?
- Will you
keep looking?
- Will (to tone down)
- Always find death?
- Yes (to tone again)
Mei Mei is an insecure woman. She loved him, but never said it. She asked him over and over again if he would go to him, hoping for a firmness. Really, I believe that if he said it, Meimei would never leave. Meimei's so-called occasional disappearance just hoped that he would worry about her.
Meimei is a woman who pursues romance. Like most girls, she yearns for fairy tales while forcing herself to believe that there are no fairy tales. After learning that Ma's story is true, Meimei's logical world is turned upside down. It turns out that there are really people who are crazy about love.
Meimei is also a willful woman. She left him a "come to me" note and left. She wanted him to prove to her that he loved her.
However, the tragedy is that
he is a rational and realistic man. After the love ended, he drank vodka with bison grass alone and was sad alone. He doesn't look for Meimei like a motor. He would rather close his eyes and wait for the next love to come. This is how life is supposed to be.
I want to know, for Meimei, is it sad to stay by his side and not get his clear love, or can't wait for him to find sadness after leaving? In fact, as long as Meimei leaves later, he will speak his mind . Who is wrong? Maybe there is no right or wrong in love, only missing.
Stories like this happen every day. Just putting two extremes of love on the same screen will be extraordinarily heart-wrenching. We don't believe in fairy tales, we all act out the tragedy or comedy of our lives in the real world.
If one day, I am willing to believe in fairy tales, my he, can you tell me firmly that you will find me like a motor? I promise you, I will not leave.
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