You'll lose everything you love or you'll be late, but finally Love will be back in another form.

According to the story, Franz Kafka ran a small girl in the park where he ran his routine. The girl was crying. The toy lost its baby and it made it pretty sad.
The Kafka baby has asked him to call and they have agreed to meet at the same point the next day. When he could not find the baby, Kafka wrote a letter to the little girl in the mouth of the baby and read it to him in his discoveries:

"Please do not be grief for me, I've come a long way to see the world, and I will tell you what has happened." This is the first of many letters.

Whenever Kafka met her little girl, she read to her from the letters she wrote carefully about her imaginary adventures of her beloved toy baby. The little girl is also avunished like this.

Then the day is over, your interviews are now over. Kafka brought a little doll to the little girl on the last call.

The little girl looked at the toy doll, which is quite different from the original, with a surprise.

A note affixed to the baby screamed the little girl's amazement: "my journey changed me a lot ..."

After many years, our little girl, who has become an adult now, finds a letter packed into a crack that the baby she looks at like she looks away from her eyes.

In short, he writes:
"You'll sooner or later lose everything you love, but in the end love will come back in another way."