When he was five years old, his mother took a man's hand and said to Qu Liuli: Liuli, from today on, he is your father.
He was a man with a feminine and melancholy temperament. When he looked at Liu Li, gentle water would flow through his eyes, and the mole under his eye was dark gray. Liuli knew that it was a man who was as lonely as herself. She thought that they could warm each other. She never called him dad, nor did she call him Asen like her mother. She called him by his full name, Lin Sen.
In September of the same year, Shen Ying, the third wife of the Huo family, gave birth to a son, named Huo Hengyan. At that time, the Huo Group was involved in a corporate scandal and attracted much attention from the outside world. Since the Qu and Huo families were family friends, Huo Dongsheng decided to temporarily entrust Huo Hengyan to the care of the Qu family to avoid outside interference on their young son.
That was the first time Qu Liuli saw Huo Hengyan. She stood by the baby's crib and didn't dare to move. She didn't understand how a newborn baby could have such black eyes. The dimples on its cheeks seemed to suck people in. She was an angel-like existence, so beautiful that it made people want to cry. They are different people, Liu Li thought, he is beautiful, but she is dirty and dark.
I started to conceive of the novel during the winter vacation, but it is still in the preliminary stage until now. I feel really ashamed.
I started writing because I had a lot of free time. I was typing ideas and typing, and I was slowly getting into the mood. When I was in good writing condition, school happened to start, and I was tangled up in various things. It was very annoying, so the novel was naturally shelved.
It wasn't until recently when I had a lot of free time during the summer vacation that I thought of my soon-to-be-dead novel again.
I want to give up, but I still don't want to give up. After all, I have already coded tens of thousands of words.
After much thought, I decided to publish it. As long as someone is willing to read it, it will be considered worthy of my hard work.
And I still hope that more people's encouragement will give me the confidence and perseverance to continue coding.
Finally, Ben Marie can guarantee that as long as I am determined to publish it and as long as someone reads it, there is no reason for the article to become a trap. . .