I was once a rich girl with a love brain, and I accompanied the poor boy Lin Feng to build a family from scratch.
Over the past ten years, I spent all my savings and all my connections to make him my boss.
On the eve of his wedding, he chose a bar girl with a compatible horoscope, saying she could boost his career.
I quit with tears in my eyes and started from scratch with the remaining 100,000.
Ten years later, my design company went public and his company went into bankruptcy and liquidation.
He knelt down and begged me for help, but I smiled and handed over a financial statement:
"Do you know? I negotiated 70% of your big clients back then."
At this time, my professor husband held my hand:
"Honey, are you having hot pot tonight? I bought your favorite tripe." The scumbag said. When she was reborn, with a brilliant career and a happy family, the man who abandoned her was left with regrets.
Reader comments
We all make mistakes, we all get confused, and we all become people we hate at some point. But this is not the end, just the process.
What matters is whether you have the courage to look back after realizing your mistake; whether you have the sincerity to make amends after hurting others; and whether you have the strength to rebuild after losing everything.
Amelia Su's letting go is not weakness, but strength.
Lin Feng's turning back was not a fluke, but inevitable.
Because they all understand: life is not a sprint, but a marathon. It doesn't matter if you fall behind in the first half, what matters is persistence in the second half.
Your value does not depend on who loves you,
It depends on how much you love yourself.
Your happiness does not depend on who gives it to you,
It comes from how much you create.
Your life is not defined by others,
But you write it yourself.
We all make mistakes, we all get confused, and we all become people we hate at some point. But this is not the end, just the process. What matters is whether you have the courage to look back after realizing your mistake; whether you have the sincerity to make amends after hurting others; and whether you have the strength to rebuild after losing everything. Amelia Su's letting go is not weakness, but strength. Lin Feng's turning back was not a fluke, but inevitable. Because they all understand: life is not a sprint, but a marathon. It doesn't matter if you fall behind in the first half, what matters is persistence in the second half.
Your value does not depend on who loves you, It depends on how much you love yourself. Your happiness does not depend on who gives it to you, It comes from how much you create. Your life is not defined by others, But you write it yourself.