--- (姜南情书) 我不对这段感情感到什么,只是总觉得太难开口,所以想用英文的方式写给你。 Dear Summer, Acquainted with the lamentable fact that it will be no longer possible for me to be conscious of your existence by the reflection of the window, scarcely can I conceal my impulse to drop a line to you, hoping that I can get some words out of mouth through it.
Well, I know it may seem a bit presumptuous, or even a little ridiculous, but I still want to go out on a limb, no matter whether I will have egg on my face or not. Anyway, I do hope my behavior will not make our relationship rigid——well, though I know you probably now only regard me as an underdone classmate, I really want to make friends with you.
"Have you any idea why a raven is like a writing desk?" This is a lacklustre one of all the riddles in Alice in Wonderland, indicating what I want to convey in this letter. (I wonder whether you will seek for the answer on the Internet, but never mind)
I do hope and hold an unshakable belief that you will never consider it monkey business, although I also think it is unbelievable and absurd——if someone told me that I would want to build a relationship even closer than friends with a girl, I would probably think he or she must be joking. Just like the answer to the riddle, there is no reason to like someone. I was going to explain, but ultimately I made up my mind to tell you in a direct way, sincerely hoping that you can keep your shirt on.
Well, actually I am not looking for an answer from you (in fact, I still want to know the answer, although I have a feeling that you don't like me), but not resulting in regret after graduation. A friend of mine once told me that just do whatever you want before it is too late—there is no use crying over split milk. In a nutshell, I think, I really like you.
If there is a day your memories ring a bell, could you still remember there is a silly and crazy girl once present in your teenage time?
I know that in the near future (maybe just one month or two from now), you will probably forget the name and the appearance of the girl who always asked you physics questions. But I hope you can remember that one summer evening, the auxiliary line you casually drew made that dull and tedious evening self-study session come alive.
To me, you are more vivid than all the solutions in reference answers. Regarding your responses, I will always want to hear the next question.