After not seeing each other for several years, Nancy and He Chenzhi made a tacit agreement not to mention that relationship to others. The only thing that remained unchanged was their efforts to break the shackles and constraints and want to return to each other.
For Nancy, He Chenzhi was her desperate choice time and time again, but when faced with He Chen begging her word for word not to save him, she didn't know how to make a decision for the first time; she understood his pain, but she didn't want to watch the person she loved die. Nancy endured the pain, felt He Chenzhi's increasingly weaker breathing, and responded to his "I love you" with choked sobs. Until she touched his pulseless wrist, her tears fell uncontrollably from the corners of her eyes.
After his death, she didn't know whether it was meaningful for her to announce the truth about the accident for him; she only knew that he would no longer fall into endless internal strife due to the alienation of family ties, which might be a happy thing.
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Later, she got married, had children, and had that unforgettable memory.
[The author has something to say: The relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses slowly in the early stage, but progress will be very fast after the two reunite. Regarding the plot of the second male protagonist, due to the identity of the female protagonist, it is normal to have a marriage. Even if it is not the second male protagonist, it may be someone else. The second male protagonist is more suitable for this track than others, so I will only mention it in a small space.
