Is there a possibility, that love doesn't exist in the world?
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Lisa is a high school girl who suffers from stuttering. She is preparing for university exams at a cram school. When the police begin to in...
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Epilogue 2: A letter from Lisa
Officer Zheng:
Hi.
In the blink of an eye, four years has passed.
Lifting my pen, I've come to a realisation that I have no idea what to say.
I've been performing well academically, and am currently enrolled in a Master's Degree Programme.
The reason why I'm writing this letter, is because Officer Xiao Yao had told me, that in order for Jungkook to leave Xi Cheng for Hong Kong whilst he was still on parole, I would have to furnish some form of documentary evidence in order to prove that both Jungkook and I possess optimistic and motivated attitudes. I'm not sure whether this letter is sufficient to constitute the required documentary proof.
I didn't manage to catch you when I returned to Xi Cheng to pick Jungkook up on the day of his release from prison. I understand from Officer Xiao Yao that you happened to be in Beijing that day for work meetings.
On the topic of welcoming Jungkook home from prison, a minor incident occurred on the day of his release. When Jungkook emerged from the prison compound, he was completed empty-handed; he didn't have a single cent or item on him, other than the clothes which he was wearing at that point in time. I was extremely nervous then, as I was worried that the clothes which I purchased for him wouldn't fit him properly, but the clothes surprisingly fit him like a glove. I suggested burning his prison uniform in order for him to be rid of his bad luck, but Jungkook gently refused my suggestion.
He said, that he would never ever burn or destroy, any other clothes in the future.
He even told me, that even if we were to burn his prison uniform, we would never be able to burn, or truly eradicate, what he had done, and where he had been.
I told him, that that's fine.
Although two months has passed since Jungkook's release from prison, I can still recall and visualize every single detail about that very day. It is as though Jungkook had just been released from prison only yesterday; and yet, I have already received multiple calls from Officer Xiao Yao urging me to submit documentary evidence in relation to Jungkook. Since the documentary evidence would, in any event, be submitted to you for your review, and must showcase both normalcy, and a positive, motivated attitude (on both Jungkook's and my part), I thought it would be easiest to write you a letter.
You've continuously written to me since we parted several years ago. And, Officer Zheng, although I've never told you so, I am, in actuality, extremely grateful for your letters – because you never ever failed to include updates about Jungkook and his life in prison in your letters. I was always concerned that Jungkook would be selective when writing to me, and report only good news (whilst omitting the bad) in order to ease my worries. It was only when I received your letters that I could rest assured.
