In a corner of the city, there was an inconspicuous little café. Every morning, Lisa would go there to have a cup of cappuccino, marking the start of her day. She always sat by the window, quietly watching the people coming and going on the street. One day, as she was lost in her own world, a man walked into the café. His name was Jack.
Jack's presence seemed to bring a ray of light into Lisa's life. They met by chance and began a sweet romance. Jack always wore a warm smile, sharing stories of his travels around the world, while Lisa listened quietly, her eyes filled with love. They spent countless memorable nights together, listening to street musicians and strolling through parks under the moonlight.
One day, Jack took Lisa to his favorite place outside the city—a field of flowers. The flowers there were vibrant and colorful, like something out of a fairy tale. Lisa was captivated by the beauty before her. She gently picked a red rose and placed it on Jack's chest, smiling as she said, "This flower is like our love, beautiful yet fragile."
However, happiness is often fleeting. Jack had to leave the city due to work. They promised to stay in touch and wait for the day they would meet again. Lisa eagerly awaited Jack's letters every day, but as time passed, the letters became fewer until they ceased altogether.
Lisa's heart gradually filled with sadness. She still went to the café every day, sitting in the same spot, as if Jack would walk through the door again. But Jack never returned. Lisa knew that her story with Jack had come to an end.
In memory of their unforgettable love, Lisa decided to visit a tattoo parlor. On her fair skin, she chose several blooming roses and a dancing butterfly. These roses represented the beautiful times she had shared with Jack, while the butterfly symbolized her longing for Jack and their irretrievable love.
Whenever she looked at herself in the mirror, seeing those roses and the butterfly, Lisa's heart was filled with mixed emotions. She felt pain, yet also a faint sense of contentment because she knew that although their love had faded away, it would forever remain in her heart as the most precious part of her life.