Be Sadistic Essay Secret Love Love but Not Getting It
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Is there a situation where the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight, has a crush on the female protagonist for many years, and robs the female protagonist, but the female protagonist will never like the male protagonist until her death? Be Modern Literature
The first one is really a short story that I just finished reading. I really felt super sour after reading it. I cried because of the friendship in the article. Also because the heroine in the novel liked the hero and didn't confess her love for many years. It wasn't until the hero and her best friend were kissing under a tree and the heroine discovered it that this secret love finally saw the light of day. Maybe this is the portrayal of most people in reality. Chapter 2.3.5.6. They are all written by the same author. It's really a pity that eight people can't come up with one sentence! ! ! The fourth book is my favorite, maybe because it also depicts my student days. The heroine has been secretly in love with the hero for many years, but in the end the hero doesn't even know the heroine. It's really sad. I couldn't calm down my mood for a long time after reading it.
The first book is really hard to let go of. I had a crush on the male protagonist but died when the female protagonist loved him the most. Later, the female protagonist also died at the place where the male protagonist died. No one's secret love in the whole story has any result. The second male lead is so affectionate and they really made me cry to death. The second book is so powerful that I cried through a pack of tissues. The third book is sweet at the beginning but bitter at the back. My aunt laughs all the time in the front and cries all the time in the back. I highly recommend it to sisters.
When I first started reading each book, I was still thinking about how cruel it would be, but later on, I cried until I vomited. My tear point is on the low side, but I still recommend everyone to read it.