When an Old O's Heart Was Pounding, He Ran Away

Teacher, I feel bad. I want to see the sequel [cry][cry][cry][cry]

I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up I want to see the follow-up

I don't have as much experience as him, but I can see his efforts and hard work. The more you pursue something in middle age, the less you get. It's not just the people who can't be retained, and the time that can't be taken back is also in the past. The writing is very good, but it's a pity that if a person goes out to work hard in society in his 20s, and the final result is like this, I feel really heartbroken. He So hard, he wants to be so strong, but nothing can be left. I see your gratitude, I see your sadness with gratitude, and I see all your pain clearly. That lies in your happiness in the future. Maybe you can choose a path to continue walking. You can meet someone who will love you. Maybe you can spend the rest of your life alone, but I hope you are happy. Goodbye, Yan Yichuan

The pain of sobriety, the life worth living

What about the ending? I feel uncomfortable😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

Is this the end? No

I give five stars because I hope the author will give it a thumbs up.