The knife in her hand was held tightly by him, and with a pop, it stabbed into his chest.
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"The first time I saw you..." He suddenly smiled, moved his face closer to hers, and carefully traced the contours of the corners of her lips, with some difficulty breathing, and said, "My heart has never changed, but it's a pity that we are not destined..."
She was born in a remote rural area in the northwest, and was abandoned by her father in a temple because of her patriarchal ideas. She thought she would escape into Buddhism and be with the Ancient Buddha of Qingdeng, but she met the woman who changed her life in the cold winter, and she embarked on a "path of no return" involuntarily. She also wanted to give up everything and live the life she wanted incognito with the person she loved, but she fell in love with the wrong person... Depended on each other...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Commentary on Chapter 45: Learning to Drift written by "Shen Hao Begins as a Hand-Stop Shopkeeper" written by Shan Shan Shan.
Commentary on Chapter 45: Learning to Drift written by "Shen Hao Begins as a Hand-Stop Shopkeeper" written by Shan Shan Shan.