When she was twenty-five years old, Yin Wan'er lost two things: two hundred thousand, and the courage to believe in someone again.
She grew up protected by her brother and supported by her friends. It was the first time she met someone who could say "understand you" so accurately. Later she realized that it was not called understanding, but speaking skills.
Depression, returning to school, taking postgraduate entrance exams, joining a company, and doing charity. She took the children out of the "village" one by one in the mountains, and arranged the medicine boxes one by one at night.
Seven years, seven volumes, eighty-eight chapters. She didn't become invulnerable. She just learned one thing: not to make decisions for others, and no longer let others make decisions for her.
Writing to you - there is no shame in being cheated, standing up is.
