What is the next sentence of "I won't keep you when you leave"?

If you want to leave, I will not leave you. The next sentence is: if you want to come, I will pick you up, no matter how stormy it is. -yeziheng

Similarly, Liang Shiqiu said: "You go, I won't send it. Come, rain or shine, I'll pick you up. "

This sentence comes from Liang Shiqiu's prose: I don't want to give it away, and I don't want someone to give it to me. For those who are really reluctant to leave, the moment of parting is like an operation. As usual, all surgical occasions should be anesthetized first, so that patients can spend that pain in obscurity, so it is best to avoid the pain of parting. A friend said, you go, I won't see you off, you come, rain or shine, I'll pick you up.

Liang Shiqiu, Ming Mo, Shi Qiu, pen names Zi Jia, Qiu Lang, Cheng Shu. Prose writer, scholar, literary critic and translator. He published two monographs on literary criticism, Romance and Classicism, and Literature Discipline.

He is China National Socialist Party party member, who denies the class nature of literature.