When he heard that sudden question from Shirley, Carter stopped in his tracks amidst pushing Shirley’s wheelchair.

He looked at the sea that was glistening under the sunset, but there was no light in his eyes.

He smiled half—heartedly. “There are no ifs in this world.“

He answered, then asked, chuckling.

“If there were ifs, and if I could go back to the first time I met you on the street, do you think I would help you again?“

After Shirley thought about it, she displayed a helpless and self-mocking smile.

She believed that Carter would still help her. That was because there were no ifs in this world. They could not change what had happened.

When he saw Shirley staying silent, Carter slowly pushed the wheelchair forward.

The darkness slowly overwhelmed them as the last rays from the sunset were chased away by the night. Everything in front of them was covered by the darkness.

them, and Shirley felt

no longer feel any

turn

Shirley said.

her. He continued to push Shirley forward, minding

she saw Carter

was also to blame for you reaching this stage. I never stopped you, and I had known those things were wrong, but I kept on blindly

path. You don’t need to take all

what Shirley

me too much. You were madly in love with me. And because of this, I’m

nothing to say to what Carter

walking for a while,

seemed that he had moved the wound on his shoulder, so he frowned

saw this but did not say

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