Zhang Zhentian and Xia Jing would never know why they always dared not face the consequences of their own mistakes.
Both thought, having lived to such an age, that acceptance of their errors would come naturally. But when their mistakes beckoned, they were consumed by fear.
Though everyone is afraid at times, and everyone fears their mistakes being exposed, facing errors correctly is what constitutes the courage and responsibility expected of a person, isn't it? Yet, why is it that when clearly aware of the errors they've made, they still cannot bear to accept them? In the end, it's the fear of completely losing the other, pretending no longer to hold each other in their hearts when, in reality, their presence lingers. Isn't this just pushing their feelings further apart, forcing oneself to let go of a life that one does not belong to anymore?
