Chapter Three – Fate
In this world, any relationship is inseparable from a predestined word. Life meets life, life, every step is fate. Taking in the same boat is a predestined relationship, getting on the boat is the beginning of the predicament, and getting off the boat is the end of the predestination. If it rains when getting off the boat, or if there is a further intersection with each other for other reasons, it is God’s arrangement to make each other a fateful person. The Buddha said: “Fate is predestined by God, you can’t hope, you can’t wait, you can’t extravagant, you can’t ask, and what should come will come naturally”. It is the fate that connects me with every member of this family. No, it should be said that we are a family, and even in my previous life. When I got here, everything felt so familiar. Scenes from the past kept flashing, some are blurry, some are clear, flashes like a movie. I snuggled into my master’s arms and looked into her eyes, trying to tell her we were family. I know I’m now different compared to my previous life however one thing is not changed which is my eyes. How could you forget about me?
