Introduction to the work "I Want You, Love Me"
The bloody nightmare of the tragic death of his parents in the gallery shooting has haunted the painter Niya for three years. She spent her whole life trapped in the protective shell of her sister Hilya, until an unexpected collision in the psychological consultation room broke into the sight of Chanali, who was twelve years younger than her.
This flamboyant and possessive heir to a famous family fell in love with the gentle and quiet Niya from the first meeting. The domineering confession, the unexpected approach, and even the demolition of her sheltered tent when she went to the top of the mountain to collect wind. The "exclusive mark" bitten on her neck was like a blazing fire, shattering Niya's frozen heart.
On the other side, 18-year-old Hilya had been hiding her worries for five or six years, but was broken by Tada, who had been secretly in love for many years, saying "I have a boyfriend." An intimate entanglement caused by a misunderstanding made the two people, who were six years apart, make a five-year agreement. But the homosexuality of Tada's boyfriend Ravi, the marriage contract game between the royal family and the family, and the unexpected kidnapping crisis have tightly intertwined the fate of the two lovers.
You run, I chase. One is stalking, the other is falling step by step. At the wedding after a long separation, Niya finally admitted with a smile: It turned out that this noisy little girl had already taken root in her heart.
This is two passionate love stories that transcend the age gap. It is the passionate rush of two girls to redeem each other and break through the shackles of the world. "I don't care who you are or how older you are, I just want you to love me and only me.
Purpose: The work uses two love stories that span the age gap as a carrier to convey the following core ideas: The healing core of self-reconciliation: facing the original pain is not a shackles that traps life. Love and courage can eventually heal the scars of time, encouraging everyone to break free from self-imprisonment and bravely pursue their own happiness. Love has nothing to do with the value orientation of age: true love is not bound by secularly defined labels such as age and identity. Sincerity and determination in both directions are the most touching foundation of all relationships. A warm expression of female power: showing the emotional tension of women supporting each other and redeeming each other, conveying