Regret Live Room: Please Show Your Tears on the Public Screen

At the wedding, the little boy asked his mother: "Why is the bride crying?", "Maybe it's because she didn't marry the person she wanted to marry until she was seventeen." In the cell phone that was picked up from the ruins was an unsent text message, "I can't hold on any longer. If you can get out, can you marry me?" On the phone, she said, "The real feeling of losing my father was in the long years after that, like a handful of sand being blown away by the wind little by little." Who doesn't have regrets yet? At the wedding, the man stood in the audience and quietly watched the entire ceremony, and finally said with a smile, "I will accompany you until this point, and I will cherish it in the future." In the ruins, after the boy finished singing their favorite song "Sunny Day", when he woke up again, there was a familiar profile face on the hospital bed next to him. Under the shade of the tree, the girl could finally smile and wave to the old man who was happily playing chess not far away and say, "Dad, **." This may be the most vulnerable live broadcast room on the entire network, but regrets can also be repaired here. Please come in, 234496—Regret Live Room This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.