Crossover: Someone Says They Love Me

At times, the author’s malice may make an appearance, so enter at your own risk.

The truth is, we live in the eyes of others. We do what we want, yet still seek their approval.

Sometimes being a person is like wearing shoes: outsiders only care whether your shoes look good, not how your feet feel.

The heroine is extremely self-centered. She wears the cloth shoes that feel most comfortable to her and doesn’t care at all what anyone else thinks of them.

I wrote her because people are constrained by all kinds of rules and can’t act with complete abandon, but she can. She doesn’t have to care about anything. She does whatever she likes, whenever she likes, suffers no unnecessary indignities, and isn’t even afraid of death.

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To be clear, the author does not believe love is everything in life. But the author does acknowledge that love and men can bring women happiness and fulfillment.

The heroine does perfectly well without a man and enjoys her solitude. But truly good love helps both people grow and become perfect in each other’s eyes. Without a doubt, it makes life more complete.

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Here’s another completed crossover story. If you’re interested, feel free to check it out.

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