I've lived there for three years, dedicating myself tirelessly to the team's work. After three years, our project made significant progress, and I had to return to give a report, so I boarded the flight back home.
Before I left, the project team returned my phone to me. The moment I turned it on and heard the familiar sound, I couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.
The screen lit up with thousands of messages and missed calls, which I had been ignoring. Just as I was about to put it away, I saw a message from my mom: "Vivienne, Mom was wrong. I shouldn't have treated you that way. Will you come back so I can apologize to you?"
"We had our reasons. Will you let me explain? Vivienne, I miss you so much. I don't know where you've gone. Please tell me if you're still alive."
"Vivienne, have you really given up on me?"
I found it somewhat laughable. There was a time when I cherished every moment spent with them.