My Autumn, Your Spring

The author is the narrator of a story that, while describing the states and conditions of life, effectively familiarizes the reader with the course of human destiny. This suggests that anyone could easily find themselves in such a situation by chance (with or without an apparent reason) and then test their own mettle. It’s that very moment when one looks to the sky and asks, “Why me?!” and life has an answer ready: “Why not?” The story, through the passage of years and its progression, draws the reader along with thought-provoking questions, while the author weaves another layer of fascination through the drama of the narrative. Days pass, and one is left facing countless “what ifs” and “maybes” with no answers, while the ultimate response is delivered by everyday life itself. Such a story holds a lesson for all those who think they’ve experienced similar problems—or even those who haven’t. For some, it’s a reminder of what they had and didn’t appreciate; for others, it’s a reflection on divine justice. Divine justice that, even in the tight corners of life, looks upon its creations with kindness. And yet, it is our own human injustice that leads us to question our Creator about every unpleasant aspect of life…