The more Matthew thought about it, the more he felt that it was possible.
For example, he was thinking about Kesha now. If there was a chance in the future, he wouldn't mind coming over to see her.
This was perhaps a form of comfort for a soul that had been lonely all year round.
Thinking of this.
Matthew suddenly felt relieved.
He also understood Kesha's actions.
He couldn't help but recall what Lorraine had mentioned when they were talking about story creation,
"When is suspense the most attractive?
"When is a story the most exciting?
" Of course, it's when everything is still up in the air. The protagonist and the audience are on their way to find the answer. The excitement, longing, and anticipation when they gradually approach the truth do not require the author to spend time and effort to outline the emotions and the plot. The audience's imagination of the suspense itself is enough to make them climax on their own.
