I never felt that I loved you until we parted ways. That’s why I tried so hard to reach you and tell you that. It was the least I could do for you. But because you’ve gone so far away, and I can no longer know which paths will lead me to you, I decided to write you this letter and put my picture on it. So if you see it on a library shelf, you’ll know this book is for you and read it. By the way, look at the person standing behind me in the picture. It’s your mischievous ghost… who never left me for a moment in your absence. Look how beautiful and elegant he is, standing behind my right shoulder, wearing the white wedding dress you were supposed to wear for me soon if we hadn’t parted ways.
The city of love is not inhabited by rational people.
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This book explores the concepts of love and romantic relationships from a philosophical and emotional perspective, highlighting the challenges faced by lovers in a society filled with pressures.
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