Don't come in, I won't write about this for now [A derivative of "The Happy Prince", the male protagonist is an immovable statue]
Elizabeth felt like someone was watching her secretly.
That gaze was not as powerful as the violent wind, nor as cold as the vast snowfield. It was more like the sun hanging in the white sky at this moment, warm and eye-catching at the same time, making it difficult to ignore.
Even though this look did not mean any intrusion, Elizabeth still couldn't stand that every move she made was included in the eyes of another person, becoming clear and transparent, with no secrets at all. She was determined to uncover this dark voyeur and make him pay for his rudeness.
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He is a statue that cannot move or speak. He spends his days in a daze, observing the people in this city performing their duties like an ant colony with a clear division of labor.
The strong winds brought by the cold winter bring not only the bone-chilling cold, but also cruel death and endless loneliness. Just when he thought he was going to spend this boring and unbearable loneliness as ordinary as before, a vivid shadow broke into his eyes.
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"I didn't expect you, a statue, to be able to talk to people?"
"You are the only one who has the ability to talk to me."
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[Reading warning:
The heroine is soft and strong, gentle on the surface, but in reality she is a professional and a good little devil.
The male protagonist is a gentle and scheming dog who goes to great lengths to attract his wife's attention.
The male protagonist's background is a little dark, but it doesn't affect the reading.
Because the male protagonist is a statue, the main text is be, and the extra chapter he ends with the male protagonist rubbing his body again.
If the first 6 chapters are a bit delayed, you can start reading directly from Chapter 7, which will not affect the reading experience]
Purpose: Find your own life value