Her fiance has gone missing, and her startup plans have fallen through. Disheartened, Amy leaves with her good friend Lala to start a new life far from home. She has an awkward first encounter with a wealthy tycoon and thinks perhaps her life is finally about to change. But who could have guessed that her sister would return from vacation with the most familiar stranger of all? Is it fate? A trap? True love, or a conspiracy with ulterior motives? Step into Amy's story, step into "Don't Tell Me You Love Me After You Leave," and find the answers.
Ellie whispered to the car window: "Sister, I'm coming." Haha, trouble is coming.
After reading this paragraph, I felt very uncomfortable. It's not that the writing is bad, it's that something that was originally very simple has become so complicated. People who love each other should share weal and woe. The most regrettable thing is that although I love him very much, I have to leave with regret, but this regret is deliberately caused by myself. I can't say that Mu Bai is great, I pity him.
A turning point occurs. It seems that this Qian Shui will be a key figure in Xuanwo. Curiosity arose.
Amy picked up the photo frame and looked at the man carefully. He had thick eyebrows and big eyes. He was actually pretty good. If she hadn't been hurt and had given up all hope in any relationship, she might have fallen in love with him. Cheng Shuo held Amy's hand tightly. This was the first time that Amy did not reject him. Does it mean that there will be a good start? . The psychological contrast between the two places is joy or sorrow. It laid the foundation for future emotional development.
He is a truly caring man, but he feels like a young boy who has just started to fall in love, being cautious around the person he likes. In my opinion, Cheng Shuo should be domineering, masculine, and straightforward. The author should put more effort into his description to make his image more concrete and personalized, and I believe the effect will be more prominent. Overall, the writing is pretty good.
From the beginning of reading the novel, I always thought it was a novel describing the life of a young lady. However, after reading it all the way, I only saw the real communication of the young lady's life here. The space occupied is not large. Could it be that the author wanted to express other thoughts instead of showing the young lady, but using the young lady's environment to express other thoughts? Personal opinion. However, the exchanges between the ladies are quite interesting. A bit naughty, but not explicit.
The psychological description is very delicate, but it still seems a bit simple.
When a passionate man faces the woman he likes, he only sees her beauty, and of course he will be curious about everything about her. When curiosity arises, is it the beginning of a nightmare?
Haha, the purpose comes out. Lala now seems to be much more realistic than Amy. In today's society, there are many people who think like Lala.
Yes, yes, a man who cares about beauty and beauty. Amy was lucky.