That evening, she got off work much later than usual.
I waited for her at the intersection and saw her approaching from far away.
She walked with her feet turned slightly inward, taking tiny steps as if she were afraid of pulling something.
People passed her one by one, all walking faster than she was.
Her head was bowed.
When we got home, I asked why she was so late.
She said she'd been working overtime.
I nodded. After that, I started noticing every little thing about her
She began changing with her back to me and taking her phone into the bathroom when she showered.
She suddenly became tender toward me, giving me an extra kiss before heading out.
In three years of marriage, it was the first time I realized I might not know her at all.
The author's life is so wonderful, a top sufferer . . … I wanted to see this, so I went directly to the appraisal office in person.
The book is a good book, literary youth, pain literature. If it would have been popular more than ten or twenty years ago, it is no longer popular now. Those who used to read pain literature are old and it is not suitable. Nowadays, it is not suitable for young people to spend more money than before. It is a pity. Most of the authors are girls, come on!
The heroine won't get back together in the future, it's all connected, and the long-term guilt of getting back together will probably turn into hatred after a long time [Thoughts]
Don't procrastinate, be smart, and get better. Come on, author!
The plot is novel, the quality is good, and the updates are timely, but the slap in the face should be slow.
The co-author is writing about an incompetent husband, and then turns to another girl. In the early stage, the Baff stack is full.
The bully got the punishment he deserved This five-star review is in Chapter 25. It was given to me when I was in middle school [you xipin][you xipin][you xipin], and I also hope that the bully will get the punishment he deserves [smile][smile][smile]
A bit flavorful, a bit petty bourgeoisie
The writing is okay, the writing is good, and the storyline doesn't drag on.
Very real and humane