Chapter 303

Maybe it was due to my past experiences that I clung tightly to my painful scars while forgetting the sweet memories. William and Gabrielle stared at me intently, their expressions like curious kids in a pumpkin patch, eager to hear more. "I didn't know how to fold paper cranes at first, but I learned later. A girl in my neighborhood who taught me said that paper cranes symbolize longing and unfulfilled desires." When I was younger, I didn't understand what longing truly meant, nor did I grasp the poison it contained. It was an unresolved toxin, a deep-rooted longing that was even harder to eradicate. "During my school years, I developed a crush on someone who shone brightly. Everything about him was exceptional, and while I felt unworthy, I loved the feeling of standing alongside the sun. I even wanted to chase after his light." Back then, I noticed he enjoyed reading foreign literature. To nurture his unique abilities, he immersed himself in these books, constantly striving to i