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I wonder if you'll ever look back and think why did I let her go? Does she still love books more than life? Does she still demand her sandwiches on wheat? Does she still love me? Because if you do, just know, that I'm not the same but I still love books more than life.
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I hope people understand that if you let somebody go, they are going to change but their likes and dislikes will almost always remain the same