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Sen.你離開已經有三十七天了，這段時間想你，想起我們有過的回憶，我都一一的記錄的下來。

今天，下午沒有去練車就跑來網吧上上網

去空間看看你的相片，不知怎麽就是那麽的傷感

是想你，還是因爲壓抑的緣故。

最近家裏出了好多事，讓我難以接受

狠想爲老爸做點什麽等等之類的

Sen,你告訴我，我該怎麽做

心裏很難過，爲什麽我老是半途而廢的，遇到困難我就逃避

我也不想這樣的，每次的堅強都讓我給失去了

累了累的想哭，不想這樣的

在你走的時候，自己開始一個人獨立起來

我很害怕一個人的孤獨，真的

想你，想你的夜晚，一個人總是很空虛

想起，我們去過廈門、去過會展中心、去過鼓浪嶼、去過椰風賽、去過遊樂場

想起，我們去過甯夏，在甯夏去看我們未來的廠、去購物

想起，我們去過北京，我們去過天安門，去過中國世界博物館

想起，我們來過天津，住過豪華的套房，吃過燭光晚餐，睡的是雙人床，過的是二人世界

想起，你說努力給我最完美的，說過等賺了好多好多錢，你會讓我過上幸福的生活

想起，那天，我嫁給你的那天是陰天，那時我就把我的一生托付給你，你說會給幸福的

想起，我們訂婚的那天還下著雨，你給我戴上戒指

想起，我們那天拍婚紗照的那天也是下著雨

想起，你跟我說過的每一句話，我都深深地刻苦銘心的記在骨子裏，不曾忘記

想起，我們一起去拜佛的那一瞬間，你說讓我摸觀音的那兩個小佛，祈求，今年年底讓我們生個雙胞胎等等

想起，鬧洞房的那一刻，你一直保護我，不讓他們用牙簽紮我的情景

想起，想起，想起好多好多关于我们之间的故事，我都已一一的记录下

告訴自己，有你我狠幸福

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