I have a story. Do you have any wine? What is the next sentence?

I have wine. Do you have a story? The original sentence is that you have a story, you have wine, and I can chat with you all night. The next sentence of this sentence is "I have a story, I have wine, would you like to go with me?"

These two sentences are from the novel I have a story. Do you have any wine? Written by Kanto Noke, it is about a lonely traveler who has experienced great storms in the world and has many ups and downs in his heart. The stormy years have made him talk a lot, and just a glass of wine can tell you those wonderful stories.

I have a story. Do you have any wine? Introduction: I like the south, but I have never been to the south, just as I love the north and can't bear to leave it. I can't bear to use up all the things I want at once, leave places I haven't been to and wait for people I haven't seen. There are so many people and so many stories. As long as they are worthy, they should be remembered.

The secretary described the fragments of the author's life in each city, the stories in his travels, and some feelings about life in the process. I have seen too many "artistic creation" characters and stories, so I need some trivial fragments and real stories around me.

You need to elaborate, or fantasize. It needs small, complicated and trivial touches. This is a work called "Wild Traveler in Kanto" that has brought you for a long time.

Role introduction: All people in life have no names, they are relatively independent symbols. You can't predict the cause and development of things, and you can't deny the inevitability of things. So we can only record, record the stories around us, maybe they don't represent individuals.

Because everything has the same cause, but not all stories have the same ending. We are moved and sad, but we don't want to regret it.