How can I spend the empty time in my heart when my pet who lived together day and night is gone?

I have a China garden dog since I was a child. Very ordinary, very dark. It's a puppy reported by my grandfather from a neighbor's house when I was a child. I was raised by my grandparents. Parents go out to make a living, and grandparents also have to take care of the crops in the field. I am alone, and my grandparents dare not put me outside. I'm afraid something will happen to me outside, so I'll just lock me in the house.

But the dog's life is short, so we have to send it away. Sometimes, Blackie is not a dog, but my good friend. My good friend left suddenly. Although it is predicted that Blackie will die of natural causes, and she will only languidly bask in the sun all day, I am still depressed.

In the first few days of blackie's absence, I felt uneasy. I feel that I have missed an important part of my life. Every day after school, I will see Blackie sticking out his tongue. Now, it is gone.

I have always known that the life span of a dog is really only ten years, which is very short. Like other beautiful things, it is a period of time, not forever. After getting it, losing it is inevitable. When misfortune happens, we should face it calmly with a positive and optimistic attitude. Take the initiative to communicate with peers and chat with others.

As time goes by, I have no other choice. I can only let time slowly wash away my pain and seal up the scars of my memory until one day, I let go … get busy, move, stop thinking and remember with my heart.