Jane Austen passed Astrid Aillume a stack of yellowed papers, which were her early writing drafts from her youth. "These were my first attempts at writing, filled with the fantasies and stirring emotions of my younger days," Jane explained.
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Astrid Aillume responds, “Such beautiful weather really makes one think. Just as the fresh air of this morning requires time to be fully absorbed, some thoughts and writings may also need to span many years to be fully understood and deeply appreciated.” Is this response good?
On a peaceful summer afternoon, Jane and Astrid sat in a gazebo covered with climbing vines, each holding a cup of tea, enjoying each other's company. Their conversation unfolded slowly in the gentle breeze, just like the swaying wildflowers in the garden.
On a cold winter night, Danish detective Astrid Aillume sought refuge alone in an ancient bookstore in Copenhagen. Her eyes were drawn to a yellowed book with a title in vintage font that read "The Secrets of Time." Driven by professional curiosity, she turned the pages of the book when suddenly a strange storm surrounded her. She felt herself irresistibly drawn by a force she couldn't resist, and then everything went black.
Astrid Aillume wants to go to the past and take a walk with Jane Austen, accompanying her when she was rejected by publishers for 'First Impressions.'
Someone wants to go back to the past to see what kind of smile Leonardo da Vinci had on his face when he completed the smile of the Mona Lisa. Some people want to spend a midsummer night with Shakespeare. Some people want to go back to the past to accompany Jane Austen on a walk and let her know that her works will be popular for 200 years.
