--Adult's affectionateness, 30% sincerity and 70% acting skills." 💔 Who hasn't come across a few "Love but not White Moonlight" emo literature in the middle of the night? He said it was difficult to calm down, but he didn't even dare to open the other party's friend list. The infatuation of adults - three points is the sincerity that comes back from the midnight dream, and seven points is the dignity of acting for oneself. He cursed "Why are you pretending to be affectionate", but in his heart he knew: In the adult world, reckless pursuit is the privilege of teenagers, and weighing the pros and cons is the norm. Rather, I appreciate this kind of sobriety of "complaining and acting at the same time": ▫️ Affectionate drama is a sense of ritual for memories ▫️ Professional ethics is a sense of respect for reality ▫️ Not disturbing is a sense of boundaries for each other **In the end——** We are all good at dancing with masks in real theaters, but some people have welded the masks into a second face, and some people always remember the palm prints after taking off the masks. Do you prefer "the decency of not disturbing" or "the bravery of hitting the wall"?
My husband was a pure tool throughout the whole process and was extremely miserable. He drank until he was drunk and passed out. He was taken to a mysterious and unbranded clinic and immediately lost consciousness after getting an injection. He was at the mercy of others throughout the whole process. The heroine watched helplessly as her husband became a bargaining chip for the other party to manipulate her. She pretended to be calm while being frantically vigilant. She felt suffocated and pulled, and could not guess the villain's next move at all. The foreshadowing was piled up one after another and could not be missed to ensure that she could not stop chasing her.