Once, the fat man once asked tomorrow what would happen to him if one day he chose to let him leave Sissy, and tomorrow's answer was three words: "I will die". It wasn't until later that the fat man saw Tomorrow wandering the streets like a lost soul, and he felt that what he had said before Tomorrow was simply a fart, didn't he say that he was going to die? Why did he coax him like this when it came to a critical moment? Is it true that what a man says is like air, and it doesn't work for anything? It wasn't until later, when the fat man read the phrase "grief is greater than heart death", that he knew that there was something more uncomfortable than death, that is, to live.

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