Do you have a short love story? It should be touching!

That was many years ago. They are in love. On the first day after buying the mobile phone, they were sitting on the bus in separate lanes, and he received a text message from her: I miss you. This was the first time they communicated via text message. For a long time, he was reluctant to delete these three words.

At that time, they were separated at two ends of the city, gathering less and leaving more. Text messages became their main way of talking about love. One night, it was the time they had agreed to chat, but he sent many text messages but there was no response, and when he called, no one answered the phone. He was anxious, so he immediately put on his clothes and rushed to her residence overnight. It turned out that she was washing clothes, and the sound of rushing water covered up the call of love. He was relieved, but she was speechless.

Soon, they got married. We still send text messages to each other, but most of them are simple and clear. "Where are you?" "Waiting for the bus." "When will you get home?" "Ten minutes." In fact, there are more and more text messages on his mobile phone. The wife’s text messages are often the first to be deleted.

They have been living together for eight years, and their love has long since faded to the point where it can no longer be seen or even touched - at least, that's what he thought. A woman named Ling walked into his life at the right time. They naturally had a close relationship.

Finally, one night, he and Ling booked a room in the hotel. Ling was obedient, and he got his wish with almost no effort. Late at night, he drove the car and left the hotel with satisfaction. At this time, he suddenly wanted to test whether Ling really loved him, so he stopped the car and sent a text message to Ling: My car collided with someone else, intersection xx, come here quickly!

There has been no news for a long time. I sent another one, but still no movement. So, he started the car angrily and was about to leave. At this moment, with the harsh sound of brakes, a taxi stopped in front of his car, and a disheveled woman jumped out of the taxi in a hurry. It was actually her, his wife. He quickly picked up his phone and found out that the second text message was sent to his wife by mistake, but the first text message was correct.

She slapped his car door hard: "How are you?" "I'm fine, just a minor accident." As he said this, he pulled his anxious wife into his arms, tightly.

While the car was driving on the dimly lit street, he suddenly thought of a sentence: The world is so close. Yes, the person who loves you is always closest to you, even if she is far away; the person who doesn't love you is the farthest from you, even if she is close at hand. As he thought about it, he shed tears, and she fell asleep on his shoulder.