What is the text message you most want to delete?

The text message I am most reluctant to delete is the farewell message I sent to my first love. Since then, we have no longer had any contact. I think many people have such messages that they are reluctant to delete. Most people The messages that you are reluctant to delete should all be affectionate quotes from your lover. When the other party doesn't reply to your message or after breaking up, you will always look through the past chat records. Some are sweet and some are sad. These are all traces of memory.

I recently got a new mobile phone, which was a Valentine’s Day gift from my wife. After I imported all the data into this new phone, I deleted a lot of the data in the old phone.

After I deleted all the apps, I was about to start deleting text messages. When I deleted the last text message, I stopped and stopped deleting it, and took a screenshot to keep it.

I just broke up with my ex, and there are countless memories on my phone, and countless beautiful photos of the two of us. Every time I miss him, I look through them. Every time I look at them, I can’t help but shed tears. I still do. Not willing to delete it. I hope you're doing well, but don't let me know. Having loved one lasts a lifetime, even if we can never be together. I hope we never meet again in this life. I wish you well and may you be safe.

Let’s forget about some stories that haven’t been told yet. Some emotions have long been hard to distinguish between true and false over the years. Now here are overgrown weeds and no flowers. Fortunately, I once had you in spring, autumn, winter and summer. There are many, many stories. There are many. Many people, I miss you and him very much.

Although things have changed and I will not have any contact with him for many years, I have not deleted this text message over the years. I think this may be a testimony of love. The final result may not necessarily be that two people in love get together, but it is because two Chinese people have had the experience of love, and they have loved each other deeply, which is enough.