Today, I want to tell you a story that really happened. It was short but touching. The old man showed up at the subway station every day, but strangely enough, she had never taken the subway. She just

Today, I want to tell you a story that really happened. It was short but touching. The old man showed up at the subway station every day, but strangely enough, she had never taken the subway. She just sat quietly on a bench on the platform, as if expecting something. The broadcast of subway arrivals and train doors is repeated. Then he went home satisfied. The next day, she still left early and rushed to the subway station. And just like that, she persisted for ten years, to this day. As usual, she came to the subway station and sat in the front seat. The train slowly enters the station. It was not difficult to see from her eyes what she was expecting? Today is a little different. The radio of the train opening the door turned into a girl. At this point, she was a little overwhelmed. He watched in disappointment as the train departed, his expression gradually becoming painful. The sound of "Notice the gap beneath your feet" comes from the London Underground. This sound was recorded 40 years ago from the BBC Oswald Lawrence! After his death in 2007, his wife Margaret often went to the radio where his voice was still playing. It wasn't until the day of his death that Margaret discovered that his voice had changed to someone else's. Margaret sought instructions from the London Underground. The Metro Bureau fully understands this and intends to continue to use Lawrence's voice at this station as a memorial to Lawrence! I thought the three words of the world's longest love were "I love you," but the three words mind the gap were three words that had nothing to do with love, or a 40-year commitment, which could be the true face of love. #最好的爱情 #