First meeting in 1914
He is a rich and melancholy pianist, a handsome, tall and slender, fresh and gentle gentleman. He has a face that is like an immortal who throws fruit into the car and forgets the world. He wears a light gray suit and has dark jade hair that is the romantic pursuit of countless girls.
She is a bright and pretty noble lady, lively and healthy, cheerful and optimistic, high-spirited noble girl. She has skin like a rich flower and is astonishingly beautiful. She wears an exquisite evening dress, and her brownish-yellow hair is decorated with the real gold and silver that all men pursue.
They met at the opera house in the romantic city, that gorgeous and unreal opera house... A "Romeo and Juliet" opened the hearts of gentlemen and ladies...
This is what he said from the bottom of his heart:
My previous love was fake but not real, and I just met a peerless beauty tonight!
It's Shakespeare's sentence:
It is better to be killed by hatred than to live without love!
…A beautiful and romantic encounter…
What is beautiful is beautiful, but it is not perfect.
Does this determine their ending?
The helplessness of being promised to marry someone else, the despair of being humiliated and tortured, and the grief of being separated forever...
We will meet again eventually, when the oak blossoms bloom, when we grow old...
No one can separate Albert and Vivian!
At the end of the story, thousands of words turned into one sentence of his:
"Are you here? I've been waiting for you for a long time."