Ten years of love

 　　 For three years, Ressa often visited an old man named Walker in a nursing home. It is said that Walker accidentally fell while making coffee at home. Since then, he has become delirious and unable to take care of himself, and was sent to a nursing home by a neighbor.

　　 Ressa would go there every weekend and sing Walker a song, and every time she sings a different song. Walker always listened quietly, sometimes weeping, sometimes smiling. Walker always shook his head when someone curiously asked him if he knew Ressa.

　　At first, everyone thinks that Risa is very loving, because she is not a relative of Walker. But when everyone learned that Ruisha's company produced elderly products, they vaguely felt that she had other plans, and they might want to use it to promote the company and open up sales for the products.

　　 Those rumors, Risa also heard a little bit, but she didn't take it to heart and still came every week.

　　 Until one day, when Reza arrived at the nursing home, a staff member told her: "Walker is not in the room, and no one knows where he went. We are looking for him separately." After a lap, she still didn't see Walker's figure, her eyes were red and tears were about to flow down. At that moment, everyone believed that Reza was out of love for Walker.

　　 After Ressa calmed down, she suddenly thought of a place. There seemed to be a green lake nearby, and Walker might be there.

　　 Sure enough, Ressa saw Walker sitting on an old bench with a pen and paper in his hand, but he didn't write anything. With tears in her eyes, Ressa called softly: "Walker—" Walker seemed to be a little more awake than usual at this time, looking at Ressa vigilantly: "I suddenly thought of writing something by the lake, but I didn't know what to do. What do you write... You seem to come to see me often, but I don't know you. Why do you want to come to see me?" The

　　 breeze blew lightly, and Risa blinked her eyes, and tears rolled down her eyes: "Because, you gave My ten-year love." Ressa's answer surprised Walker. She sat quietly beside Walker and talked about the painful but warm past.

　　 Six years ago, Ressa was abandoned by her beloved lover because of a heart problem. She had no love for her life, and with the idea of ​​​​killing herself, Walker took a lot of effort to rescue her from the lake. Worried that she would do stupid things again, Walker tried desperately to comfort her, encourage her, and send her to therapy when she woke up. He stroked her head and said, "Child, create a miracle for me, okay?" Ressa nodded blankly.

　　 Ressa likes listening to music, and Walker sings to her a song he wrote every day. After 800 days, the songs are not the same every day. Ressa becomes sunny and positive, inspired by Walker's amazing creativity and tender love. She did not disappoint him in the end and made a complete recovery after 800 days of treatment.

　　 Walker was stunned, then laughed again: "I can write a song a day, I'm a genius when I'm sane!" But on second thought, he felt something was wrong. Didn't Ressa say that he gave her ten years of love? He had only been with her for more than two years.

　　 Ressa smiled and shook her head. At first, she also thought that Walker could write a song a day, which was amazing. After he recovered from his illness, Walker told her that he had written those songs a long time ago. Walker's wife, Anna, had been dead for ten years by the time she met Ressa. Walker loved Anna very much and missed her every day after her passing. He often went to sit by the lake where he walked with Anna, took out a pen and paper, and wrote moving songs with the breeze.

　　 He kept thinking, kept writing, and wrote 800 songs for ten years. Walker accidentally rescued Ressa and sang all the songs containing ten years of love to her. That's why Risa said that he gave her "ten years of love".

　　 Walker suddenly realized that he couldn't help but ask Reza again: "Did I tell you, how did my wife die?" "It's a heart attack." Reza looked at Walker. Walker nodded silently: "No wonder I hope you can create a miracle."

　　 Ressa was grateful to Walker and devoted herself to the industry of elderly products after recovery. Regrettably, her company had just picked up, and before she had time to repay Walker, Walker injured his head due to a fall and was sent to a nursing home. Although Walker doesn't remember her, she comes to him every week to sing songs he's written himself. Walker sometimes weeps because those songs are about his wife, who has long since died of illness; sometimes he smiles because these songs are also about Ressa, who has already been reborn.