Many years later, I can still think of that day. He was sitting next to me in the stadium auditorium wearing white clothes. He smiled evilly and asked me: Do you know who I am?
Before he fell in love, he smiled and said to me: If your family can't afford 10 million, how can I marry you?
When we were deeply in love, he told me that if you were not as skinny as a stick, I would be embarrassed to take you to see my brother.
When I loved him to the core, I leaned on his shoulder and he said to me: Wife, give me your first time?
When his love died, he shouted to me with wide eyes: Fortunately you didn't commit yourself to me, otherwise you would regret it even more!
For him, I feel like I have betrayed all my relatives, and my sisters have turned against each other.
For him, I ran around the playground, just because I didn't want him to feel embarrassed about taking me out.
For him, I lost my pride and my dreams.
Knowing that he was not a good man, he had a great heart. He was young and frivolous and thought that he could change a playboy.
He said to me: I want to fall in love with you, or even get married.
It was also he who said: I am false to everyone, but I am most true to you.
When I believed it and devoted myself wholeheartedly, I discovered that when a person loves you, he doesn't dislike anything. When he doesn't love you, he thinks you are poor, fat, and unpopular. Even the only kindness you feel that you are far better than others can be a shortcoming in his eyes.
Finally we separated, thinking that he would leave some dignity and respect for each other, but I didn't expect to see the sentence on his penis: "What you have is not temperament, all you have is weight and that beautiful face."
He didn't expect that just a week after we broke up, he would fall in love with the girl who was my best sister and his closest brother for two years.
Also in the auditorium of the stadium, I looked at him through the crowd. I couldn't see his face clearly, but I knew that he was also looking at me. I smiled in a daze, lowered my head and thought: In this life, my fate must have ended here. . .