Ever since he started high school, the well-behaved kid in the family turned rebellious. My little darling used to look up to him, too.
There wouldn’t have been anything wrong with him dating someone in high school, except he got involved with a delinquent girl. People said she was good-looking, got good grades, and came from a decent family, but she had some mental health issues. Something like schizophrenia? Good grief! Who knew what kind of trouble she might cause if she had an episode?
So the whole family urged him to break up with her. But he was a rebellious teenager by then and refused to listen, no matter what we said. Then something really did happen. The girl suddenly had an episode and jumped off the roof, leaving her in a vegetative state.
It was a tragedy, of course, but everyone in the family was secretly relieved, thinking he could finally break up with her. Instead, the boy dug in his heels. He quit school and gave up on college, went to work for some shady company, and sent all his earnings to pay for the girl’s medical care. It made the family furious.
Fortunately, the girl had a conscience. Somehow, she recovered, and was so moved that the two of them really got together. Her family had connections, too, and in the end he even got to live off her. All in all, they ended up happily ever after.
Selling dog meat under the guise of mutton
Isn't this the book by the hedgehog cat next door? Did the original author move it over? 🧐
Hmm... This introduction has a strange sense of déjà vu... But it is indeed written in a very confusing way, and besides, I really don't like first-person narration 😂
More and more and more and more and more It got stuck, I had to revise it immediately. Wow, I've seen essays go off-topic before, but this is even happening with novels!
Give it five stars as encouragement
Does it have anything to do with Type-Moon? 😂😂😂😂
I don't understand this.
Off-topic gets zero points; you might as well change the book title.