Rewriting My Heart's Fate

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I just hoped to study well, learning real skills to take back with me,

Maybe it was my attitude that surprised him. As my expression grew colder, he finally released my wrist and took a couple of steps back, creating a sate between us. e distance.

"No matter who you're with or weren't, we're like two parallel lines that can never intersect again," I said. I merely smiled and tumed to leave, thinlding we had cleared the air, and there was no need for further entanglement. But I didn't realize that some things were like threads that couldn't be untangled. Feelings like these were nearly impossible to clean up completely, as long as there was a glimmer of hope in one's heart, they wouldn't easily let go. Whether it was love that couldn't be realized or genuinely letting go, I truly didn't have the energy to think about romance right now. The burdens of life were suffocating, making it seem impossible to find the sincere warmth I craved. I felt like a fish washed ashore, gasping for air, tortured by the desire to jump back into the water, only to realize that it would take even more effort to overcome

numerous obstacles.

of control, so I decided to

atmosphere that was both vibrant and slightly ambiguous. The beauty here was breathtaking, filled with a sense of yeaming. Perhaps I loved this environment, wishing to thrive in it. After walling for a while, I suddenly spotted a

sat silently on a bench, holding a paintbrush as if he were sketching something special on his canvas. From a distance, I could vaguely see his graceful movements as

glow, and each stroke he made seemed exceptionally elegant. I

gripped the paintbrush, exuding an unself-conscious

from him. He had a refined elegance and an air of mystery that captivated me. Like a demigod, he seemed to draw me

looking at