"Is Toto looking at me from Pluto? And is my mother missing me on her Pluto? Just like I am standing alone on my Pluto now, relying on the lonely word "forever" to love them. This is not a strong word. It is a sad word, a heartbreaking word, but no matter what, we must hold on. The beasts in the mountains never ask themselves why they live. Existence precedes meaning. If you keep asking about the meaning, you will eventually reach the end of meaninglessness, which is death. Since you are still alive, you must continue to live. This is the basis of life."
This prose book describes the journey of meeting and saying goodbye to one's beloved, and combines healing illustrations with sincere words to accompany those who shed tears during parting, so that they can regain the courage and hope to love again. Whether you are still crying or have never experienced this process, this book can become the warmest friend in the loneliest moment.
This book is for everyone who has experienced love and will eventually learn to let go.
