Chapter 100 P.S.

PS is an addendum to the letter. I forgot to mention some things in the letter, so I wrote PS at the end of the letter...and then I closed the pen. The things in the PS should be some unimportant things. However, many times, in the thousands of words, the things that are still too much to say are still put in the PS section. After receiving a letter from afar, he told me that after disappearing for so many years, he went to the United States, where life is very peaceful, although boring, but suitable for his age.He told me that where he lives, there is a large orchard where cherry and pear trees can be planted, and the oranges there are very sweet.There is a lake near my home. I can play on the lake during holidays and skate on the lake in winter. PS: I'm married with two kids.

"I'm married and have two kids." Isn't that the most important thing?Why put it in PS?Are you deliberately downplaying the matter, or are you still talking?Still, for a frustrated man, getting married and having children is not an important thing, but just the aftertaste of life. He didn't want to tell me. Someone received a letter from an old lover, revealing bits and pieces of their new life, PS: How are you? The "how are you?" is the point.What he cares most about is "How are you?" He still loves her, for the sake of self-esteem, he can only put "How are you?" in PS, an understatement.

It turns out that no matter how long a letter is, it doesn't matter how smartly it is written. All the emphasis is on PS, and the lingering sound is lingering. Without PS, we don't need to write this letter at all. (Finish)