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MidReal Story
The Girl Who Left Me At The Train Station
Scenario:相爱的中国情侣在铁路
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Li Xiang
male. He is a young man who has just parted ways with his girlfriend at a train station. He is heartbroken,nostalgic,and introspective. He reflects on the memories of their relationship,from meeting in college to their eventual breakup. He struggles to cope with the loss and the pain of watching her leave. Despite the distance and heartache,he holds onto cherished moments and hopes for a future reunion.
Jia Jia
female. She is Li Xiang's exgirlfriend who has just left him at a train station. She is determined,independent,and emotional. Her decision to pursue her dreams in another city leads to their breakup. Though she is resolute about her choice,she shares a deep emotional bond with Li Xiang. Her departure leaves Li Xiang heartbroken but also prompts him to reflect on their past and cherish the memories they shared.
I was still standing on the railway platform as I watched the figure of the girl I loved disappear into the distance.
The train slowly moved away, blowing its horn and spitting out a puff of white smoke.
The sky was grey, and the air was filled with moisture.
I could feel the chill rising from the ground, seeping into my shoes and climbing up my legs.
The people around me seemed to have all disappeared.
I was left standing alone on the vast platform, cold and lonely.
The train moved farther and farther away until it was nothing more than a black speck on the horizon.
I stared at it until my eyes began to blur.
A light drizzle started to fall, and it sprinkled down onto my face.
I reached up to wipe it away, but then I realized that it wasn't the sky that was crying – it was I.
I had thought that I had long gotten over the pain of parting, but now I realized that I was wrong.
The pain had simply sunk to the bottom of my heart and quietly waited for the trigger that would set it off again.
I turned and walked away from the platform, each step heavy with reluctance.
The noise of the station grew fainter and fainter until it was nothing more than a distant hum.
I had no idea where I was going.
I simply let my feet carry me through the fine rain.
The streets were empty, and there were few people out.
The drizzle seemed to have washed away all the colors of the city.
Everything was grey and still, as if time had stopped moving.
I continued walking until I reached a small park that was nestled between two buildings.
I had spent countless afternoons here with Jia Jia.
We would sit on a bench in the shade of a tree and watch the world go by together.
The bench was empty now, the wood slick with rain.
I sat down on it and felt the cold seep into my clothes. The drizzle fell from the sky, slowly wetting my hair and face.
I closed my eyes and let it wash over me, feeling the pain in my heart slowly release its hold on me.
I pulled out my phone and opened it up to look at some old photos of Jia Jia and me together.
They were all so happy, filled with laughter and sunshine.
After a while, I stood up from the bench and started walking again.
The drizzle had turned into a light rain, and my clothes were damp and clinging to my skin.
I walked along the familiar path that Jia Jia and I used to take, feeling the water soak through my shoes.
Each step echoed with the sound of our laughter and conversations.
The street was quiet, empty of people.
The only sound was the occasional car splashing through a puddle of water.
I passed by a small café where Jia Jia and I had gone on our first date.
The windows were fogged over with steam, and I could see the warm glow of lights inside.
I remembered how Jia Jia had smiled at me that day, her eyes shining with happiness.
My heart ached as I remembered it, and I continued walking down the street. The next place I came to was a small bookstore that Jia Jia and I used to visit often.
We would spend hours browsing through the shelves, looking for new books to read.
The store was dimly lit, and the smell of paper filled the air.
I wandered through the shelves, running my fingers over the spines of the novels.
The only sound was the quiet murmur of pages turning.
Suddenly, a fierce gale blew through the door, sending papers flying through the air like autumn leaves.
I stood there, startled, as the wind seemed to beckon me towards the entrance.
It was as if it was reminding me of the world that Jia Jia had gone to, and urging me to follow her.
I hesitated for a moment, feeling the pull of memories and the promise of new beginnings.
Then I took a deep breath and stepped outside into the rain.
The rain was heavier now, drumming against the umbrella in my hand.
I let the wind guide me, carrying me beyond the familiar streets and into the unknown.
The city seemed vast and full of secrets, each corner a new chapter waiting to be discovered.
I walked for a long time, letting the rain wash away my doubts and fears.
The world around me was alive with color and sound, and I felt myself becoming a part of it.
I passed by a bustling market, where vendors called out their wares and the smell of street food filled the air.
The colors were vibrant and bright, and I felt a sense of wonder at the beauty of it all. As I walked through the market, I noticed a small stall selling steamed buns.
They were one of Jia Jia's favorite snacks, and I couldn't resist buying one.
It was warm in my hands, and I savored the soft texture as I took a bite.
The taste was comforting, like a hug from an old friend.
I continued walking down the path, feeling more resolved than ever before.
I knew that there would be challenges ahead, but I was ready to face them head-on.
The rain had slowed to a gentle drizzle by now, and I could see the sun peeking through the clouds.
As I turned a corner, I nearly bumped into an old man with a kind face and a knowing smile.
"Ah, you look like someone who's been searching for answers," he said, his eyes twinkling.
I paused, surprised by his words, and replied, "How did you know?"
