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網戀、也是一種杯具

阳与婷相识于网络，在一次偶然中，阳看见婷的日記和相片，觉得婷是一个不错的女孩，开始有点想追求她。

所謂黃天不負有心人，陽用語言打動了婷，兩人開始了彼此間的交往。陽喜歡用一些花言巧語哄婷開心，婷也開始逐漸熱戀與陽.......一起說好要在一起......

兩人開始了視屏對話，婷是一個漂亮的女孩，長長的頭發，烏黑的眼睛...........陽也比較陽光帥氣。兩人相隔的地方不遠，陽要求與婷出來見面，婷思想了一會後還是答應了陽，陽開始高興起來了........時間就定在這個禮拜六，地點在一所公園裏，要求每人手中拿著一只白紙鴿，陽的上面寫著一個“婷”字，婷的上面寫著一個“陽”字.........

　　星期六的早晨，陽早早的就起來了，今天特別高興。開始打扮自己，穿的比較帥氣，臨走時還不忘了帶著自己做的白紙鴿，上面寫著一個綠色的“婷”字...........

陽想著待會見面了該說些什麽，在路上心不在焉的走著。在橫過一條馬路的時候，陽一時沒有看太多，就徑直的走了過去........從然不知從前面轉彎處行出了一輛大卡車，由于速度過快，刹車不住，只能不停的按著喇叭。當陽轉過身來的時候已經遲了.......車子已經到了自己的面前，帶著恐懼的眼神，最後與車子撞在了一起........

當人們從車輪下把陽擡起來的時候，陽的身上已經布滿了血迹，一雙帶著恐懼的眼睛還是死死的望著前方，一眨也不眨的看著前方,,,,,,,,,

一雙血紅的手還是死死的抓著一只紙鴿，只是那只白紙鴿上已經布滿了大片的血紅與皺褶.....在陽光的照耀下，依舊能夠看見血鴿上那個大大的帶著綠色光壞的“婷”字................

此文只是我陌小忆虚编而已，只是想告诫大家不要傻傻的为了一场网恋而失去那么多........... 网络里面只是虚假而已..........

創意來自靈感。

“让我们执笔，一起写出 90 后的心声 ”

___________________肆意的青春_____迷失在時間的末流

2011陌小憶

11.01.23

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