In love, no one waits for you
This is what happened between a woman and her first boyfriend.
The woman had just graduated from college and was very reserved, only smiling shyly.
The first time the two went to a seafood restaurant, the man ordered a fish for her, a fish she could not name. This is the only meat dish on the table that day.
Before the fish was moved, the boyfriend lifted the fish eye in the air and put it in front of her: "Do you like to eat fish eyes?" She didn't like it and never ate fish eyes, but she couldn't bear to say no, so she shyly agreed.
The boyfriend told her that he liked to eat fish eyes, and that whenever he ate fish at home as a child, his grandmother would lift the fish eyes up in the air for him to eat, saying that they would brighten the eyes of children. When his grandmother died, no one would lift the fish eyes in the air to him anymore.
In fact, the fish eyes are not much to eat, the boyfriend said with a smile, just grew up being spoiled by the grandmother, every time you eat fish, the fish eyes go to me - from now on, it will be yours, let me also spoil you. So the boyfriend gazed deeply at her. She wondered why the fish eyes represented favor. But it doesn't matter, as long as the fish is eaten in the future, her boyfriend will definitely give her the fish eye in the air, and then slowly watch her finish it. The company's main business is to provide a wide range of products and services to its customers.
By then, her boyfriend had bought a house in the city and was planning to get married. And she cried and told her that she couldn't live her whole life in this small city, that this was not the life she wanted. The rest she did not say - because she was young, she had talent, she was not willing to stay in this city for the rest of her life, she wanted to succeed, to be a strong woman, to realize the dreams of her teenage years. When her boyfriend sent her off, she didn't even look back and left in a very determined manner.
After many years of hard work outside, her dream finally came true. She has a decent company, but love always exists in a lonely manner. She found that after so many years away, every party must have fish, but no one ever gave her the fish eyes in the air. She often looked back at the wretchedness of the table when she left after the banquet and locked eyes with the fish eyes.
Then on a special occasion, she returned to the city where she used to live. Her former boyfriend was now a husband, and she was invited to dinner at the house that had belonged to her.
His wife had cooked a fish. He opened his mouth for her to eat and lifted a large piece of fish in the air and put it in her butterfly, while the eye of the fish was given to his wife. For so many years, no matter how hard and tired she was, she never shed a tear, but at that moment she couldn't hold it back.
It is so simple, no one will wait for you where you are.
True love is the joy of two people silently holding on to each other. When we understand, we have lost. The real life is like this, no one is waiting for you in the same place, if you have left, you do not have to turn back.
No one will wait for you where you are, so never give up rashly!
About the Creator
Six Feet Under
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