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早上睁眼，打开手机，看到你跟我留言，说：你要走了，附带着一张车票的图，没有终点。恍惚间，从认识到现在，一切就感觉像做了个梦，睁开眼就变了模样。虽然，你说的走只是应你爸爸的要求回了一趟了老家，并不是几日前你跟我说的去实习。

我们只见过一次面，在南来北往的火车上，在各自旅程的归途。我们都喜欢旅行，做各自生活的远行者与理想的实践者。一个包，一张票，就是一场旅程，一片风景。彼此旅行的开端没有说走就走，也不是精心策划，应该是很久之前的某一天产生的念头，然后在很久之后的某一天有个机会去实现。

我相信是缘分，所以我们会相遇。我没想过为什么当时会有勇气找你要QQ号码，因为你的豪爽或是兴趣一致?你所接触的一切让我感到新颖的同时产生强烈的求知欲，我喜欢去旅行，喜欢拍照，喜欢记录生活，而你亦然。只是你还有一个原因是和你大学所学专业相关，而我则是与大学加的协会有关联。点滴的铺垫直到以后的许久一直有话题。

无法从内心深处给你最中肯的定位，朋友?妹妹?或者红颜?偶像?从未有过的某一种感觉徜徉心底，念头所及之处，便是最让人不省心的你。彼此的世界不是同一个，虽然许多时候想法是那么的相似，爱

好是那么的一样，但生活终究不同。我所知你的过往是悲伤而丰富有经验的，而我所知我的过往是叛逆、自由而由心的。我也许并不知你为何而感伤，尽管你的往事我有听，你或许也不懂我为何而随心，尽管我讲与你听。可是，我们聊得真的很high。

南宁不下雪，你想去看雪。你曾写：“恋上一个人，爱上一座城”。你最想去的是山东，因为你曾经的他在那里;你还想去青岛，去杭州，去哈尔滨，我忘了你为什么要去了，因为风景?因为雪?......

我曾说，当柳州冷的时候，你可以来柳州找我玩，只是，它只是下雨，不冷，所以你一直没来。我曾说，我去某一个地方游玩，会给你寄明信片，让你知道那里的风景为何样，只因为我们同志不同时。凤凰我去了，真的很好，然而你总是忘了去拿明信片，你每次都说自己忘了，说自己笨，唉!我又能怎样了?猪一样的丫头。

认识半年多，聊了有多少?生活态度、人生爱好、未来理想、过去往事，彼此的忧喜哀乐。你那么优秀，所以总是很忙;你总是善良，所以总是很累。你见不得别人半点的苦，拒绝不了别人半点的请求，总是那么的疲惫。

我总喜欢想很多，但跟你聊天，劝你总是最多。你在人前那么坚强其实还是那么的脆弱。你经历那么多的挫折，对我说的那么悲观，但在我眼里还是那个丫头：初识时的开朗不应被琐事所埋没。我希冀我能给你些许安慰与暖心。

以前跟一个朋友说，如果我们以后的某一天突然不再好好的聊天

了，怎么办。他说，不会的，一直都在。我不会问你这个问题，因为我自己有了答案。昨晚，和部门快要毕业的学长学姐吃东西聊天，他们现在都在忙着找工作或面试，我只是觉得时间真的过得好快。我们聊过去，聊现在，也聊以后。学姐对学妹说：我以后要结婚了，会给你们发请柬，不管你们来不来;学妹对我们说：我以后要结婚了，也会给你们发请柬，不管你们来不来，红包我还是要收的，支付宝转账就好。大家都笑了，我们聊得还是那么的开心。

还是喜欢想很多，比如你的留言，你以后会怎么样，虽然我们真的只见过一次面。但还是有许多我并不会去想为什么，比如：某天我突然消失在你的生活中，或者你突然消失在我的生活中。因为生活就是这样子的，每个人只能陪某一个人某一段时间。来过就好。

你上次写了篇文章给我，并对我说：你要把你生命中的每一个人都写进你的文章里，让他们存在在你的文字里。我当时也对你说，我也这么想的。某些事，我们还是那么的有默契!

当我写这篇文章的时候，其实刚开始我以为我会写很多关于你的点滴、你的故事的，然而，我的性子还是使得我忘掉了太多。此刻，我甚至不知道怎么去结尾，去评价我们的故事，去给你下个具体系统的定义。但想来它是很好的，你也是很好的，不管是过去、现在还是以后，也希望你能一直好好的，不管是现在还是未来。

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好久不见，近日可好。

不能确定，你们也很想我。可是，我真的想念你们，很想，很想。

谁还记得我们当初一起说好的约定，谁还记得受伤是老爱哭笑不得的我，谁记得当年的十年后要在小学见面。

你们还好吗，都还好吗。现在我过得挺好的，就是身边许多狗，朋友很多真心的没几个，可怜的只剩下自己和最亲爱的人。很怀念我们的小学，至少那个时候我们没有太多烦恼也没有太多想法，只知道应该玩应该好好的生活，当时的我们从来不会因为一句话想一天，我喜欢那时候的幼稚童真，我厌恶现在的心机装逼。

歪歪，小学的我们那么好，现在却不能在同一个学校里读书。虽然我不知道你是怎么想的，但是我想说我真的好想你，好想和你在一起读书，那时候你总是会拉着我去跑步，我喜欢和你跑步的感觉。现在的你也有自己的闺蜜，看起来你好像过得挺好的，我们分离一年多了，你是不是也很想过我，是不是在跑步的时候也把别人当成是我，我很多次想你想到哭，可是这一些你都不知道。因为你不在我身边。小学好不容易交了你们这么几个好朋友，上天却要把我们生生拉开，我明明很喜欢和你们在一起，在一起的时候多的却是分享烦恼，快乐却很少。因为我知道你懂我，一个表情一个眼神一句话就能明白我的心情，可是现在其实我过得真的不好，因为身边没有一个能像你一样懂我的朋友了，她们都只是虚假的表面，其实我都看得清，我需要你们，需要有一个懂我的人陪伴着我，我很孤独。

馒头，或许我们真的不曾多么好吧。毕竟，我们彼此很懂彼此，我们也很相似，喜欢过同一个人爱过同一个人和同一个人在一起过。小学我们一起在黑夜聊天谈天说地的什么都说无话不谈一起写作文

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