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老爸,注册婚礼的日子将近了。

多一个星期,女儿就要注册结婚了。你知道吗? 

我想这身最大的遗憾,是没能让你看到我结婚。对不起,小时候扭曲的感情路让你担心了不少。

今晚,特别睡不着。也许是7月的最后一天,我却觉得这个月没好好地花时间和爸爸的回忆一起共处吧。骤然回忆起爸爸那一则whatsapp voice message, 跟着妹妹说 "妹妹,爸爸回来了。早一点回来 hor" 我这个女儿,怎么就那么没花时间陪你啊。。

4年了,好快啊。 今晚的我,站在你熟悉的角落,怀念你。回想小时候的记忆,突然有一些伤感我就要离开这个有着很多我跟爸爸的回忆的家。我回想着小时候kaypoh  地站在你身边眺望窗外,不知道你在看什么。在你身边陪你看报纸。回想着就你和我那一次去钓鱼,深夜坐在 kelong  尾端吹风,看星星。遗憾地看着原来矗立着你的树的那块地。老爸,我真的很像你。看着小树病到一个程度,看不下去就得马上去纠正和治愈。也不管那么多。我在想,小时候的我帮你扶着楼梯。当你认识的人经过时,应该会让你 paiseh 的时候,小小的我是否有给于你一点勇气呢?

老爸啊,妹妹很想你。我好希望我现在和以后都能做个让你欣慰的女儿哦。妹妹会帮你照顾妈妈的。在我们的心里,老爸你还切切实实地活着。我想,你应该会是一个很可爱的阿公哦 ❤

爸爸,有空回来看看哦。

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