Lao Peng sat on the recliner and looked at his home and the gray walls. Scenes of her life seemed to be reflected on the wall, and even Lao Peng felt sad when he saw it. It's not that she didn't work hard. At work, she wore ten-centimeter high heels to chase clients. When it came to marriage, she worked hard to be a good wife and daughter-in-law. When it came to her children, she devoted her whole life to it. But what about in the end? The company abandoned her on the pretext of giving opportunities to young people, her trustworthy husband made her a joke, and her son's dissatisfaction made her unable to live in peace in her later years. She cried as the sixty years flashed through her mind. At the age of eighteen, Lao Peng made a wish surrounded by friends and family. She thought that as long as she abided by her duties and let nature take its course, she would have a perfect life! It took her forty-two years to admit her mistake.
Lao Peng closed his eyes. At the last moment, she murmured to heaven: "If you can, please let me go back to when I was eighteen!"
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
