Don't ask who I am

Author: Rui Tao
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: One-night stands are like an accidental lightning bolt in the dull reality of life, striking through the darkness only to disappear swiftly. After a night of warmth, they become strangers again, returning to their respective domains. Countless women who cheat on their husbands find noble excuses for their fallen souls: "It was my body that cheated, but my soul always belongs to myself or my husband." Life is like walking on a long road; keep going, and you will inevitably encounter a tree you love or a flower you are deeply infatuated with. You will also meet someone who leaves you breathless, regardless of their status—some encounters are often destined, as they are always on the road, waiting to cross paths with you. It doesn’t matter if it lasts forever; it only matters that you once had it. Unbeknownst to them, beneath the seemingly carefree phrase "I once had it," lies how many sleepless nights and tear-stained, weary faces left to dry in the night wind.