Gu Ran jotted down his journal entries on his phone.
Digital therapy was an inevitable trend in the medical field, and it was time for him to give up the habit of writing in a physical journal.
He found the landlord and got his deposit back.
"What's the matter?" the landlord asked curiously, "You couldn't last two weeks and now you're running away from the big city?"
"Just moving."
"Moving back to your hometown?"
"Not my hometown."
"I understand. When I had just graduated from college, I also wanted to make something of myself. And what now? Just scraping by! So, listen, brother, take it easy. You've already tried, and that's enough. There's nothing in this world that you must accomplish. The most important thing is to live comfortably."
"Thank you," Gu Ran said.
"Do you want a ride on my bike?"
"No need, no need, I'll take a cab," Gu Ran thanked him again.
"Alright then, see you around if fate allows it!"
