Wasabi_WhatEternityHowLong_ReimaginedEdition_HKMacauLimited

Author: Wasabi Publisher: Bright Culture Size: 140mm x 210mm Pages: 248 ISBN: 978-988-8716-73-9 [Synopsis] This is the reimagined edition of "What Eternity, How Long" ten years later. "If..., then I will..." We all yearn for "if...", and then, to mend everything that is regretted, lost, or missed. It's our belief that if given another chance, the outcome would be entirely different, and the path taken would be unlike any other. If you knew there was only one chance, would you learn to cherish it more, or become consumed by resentment? "It will definitely be better the second time around"—who decreed this truth? For two people to meet, connect, and fall in love is a rare serendipity; thus, we begin to doubt, to fear believing in "everlasting love," afraid that everything becomes forced. "What Eternity, How Long" tells a story about learning not to force things. Yet, as time unfolds chapter by chapter, perhaps "not forcing" is merely a guise, a tranquil acceptance of fate built upon its aftermath. Even if the ending is bittersweet, would you still dare to pursue the beauty found in the journey? This is the greatest challenge the story leaves for you. "If time could truly turn back, I would return to your side. I want to relive our moments together, from the very moment we fell in love, and embrace you once more!" [Author Biography] Wasabi For over thirty years, she has been engaged in creative writing. An original "slashie." Her past and present endeavors include: radio advertisement creation, lyric writing, scriptwriting, essays, and novels. She also hosted the CRHK 903 radio program "Short-Term Lease" for over twenty years. Her first published work appeared in 2002, including the bestselling essay collection series "Tenant" and over ten bestselling novels. Awards include: 2006 Hong Kong Education City Top Ten Reads Award for "I Don't Have Time to Tell You I Love You," second place in the 19th Secondary School Students' Good Read Chart hosted by the Professional Teachers' Union for "The Fairy Tale of Kin Kai: The Little Match Girl," and the 22nd Secondary School Students' Good Read Chart for "Let Me Leave Before I Fall in Love With You."