Trapped in the Artist's Nightmare Chapter 61

There are very few words on these notes, most of which are expressed in pictures. I have to admire these two people with artistic talent. They can sketch out vivid images with just a few strokes and simply give these images joy, anger, sorrow and happiness.

For example, if you draw a boy wearing glasses, standing in front of the cafeteria door, with the clock next to him pointing to 11:40, it probably means: I'll wait for you at the cafeteria door at 11:40.

Or there are two girls in a picture, one with long flowing hair and the other with short and chic hair, with two options A and B marked next to them, which probably means: Do I look better with long hair or short hair? You have to choose one!

What is the fate of these two protagonists now? Has the boy flown back from the other side of the ocean? Can the lives separated for many years still be as sweet as before? It is inevitable to sigh.

There are some children's graffiti works under the note, with particularly childish lines, drawing ducks, dinosaurs and monsters. It seems that the mother has also kept some of her children's childhood simple sketches.