Tang Ping was fostered in another family since he was a child. His childhood was spent cautiously and observantly. She was used to being sensible, giving in, and swallowing her grievances, thinking that as long as she was well-behaved enough, she could get a little warmth. As an adult, she married her current husband and gave birth to two children, but she still lived as a shadow in his eyes. He was lukewarm, indifferent, and never even looked at her, as if her existence was just a superfluous decoration in the house.
Tang Ping thought that life was just like this, and love had always been a luxury for her.
Until that day, she met that man. He didn't make any earth-shattering vows, nor did he make any dramatic moves. He just held an umbrella for her on rainy days, handed her a glass of warm water when she was tired, and looked into her eyes seriously when she spoke, as if she deserved to be heard and cherished.
He made her know for the first time that she could be treated with tenderness. It turned out that she was not superfluous or an accessory, but a person worthy of being loved.
Tang Ping began to struggle, awaken, and re-examine his life. She doesn't want to wither in indifference anymore, she wants to live for herself again.
This is a coming-of-age story about a girl in foster care, and a story about a woman finding her way back between love and herself. She once thought she didn't deserve to be loved, until she met someone who made her understand: love is never about charity, but that she is worth it.
Purpose: A story about the growth of a foster girl. It is also a story about a woman finding her way back between love and herself. She once thought she didn't deserve to be loved until she met someone