Alexander has a personality that cannot be described in words. He is an eagle chasing dreams and spending his life soaring towards a broader sky.
Alexander has a dual personality. He should be a Pisces, half innocent and half tyrannical.
Alexander can be incredibly romantic at times and maddeningly erotic at other times.
But no matter what, he is a happy boy because he has a group of friends who are willing to accompany him to pursue his dreams.
He is happy because he has a lover who will never leave him, who is willing to bear all the hardships and pay silently for him.
Hephaestion is definitely a loyal dog attack.
Their relationship was so deep that Alexander's mother Olympias was so jealous that she even wrote a letter asking Hephaestion to leave her son, but Hephaestion replied firmly refusing. Ironically, when Olympias later wrote to Alexander asking him to be careful of the generals around him, he said: "I only believe in Hephaestion." Hephaestion always stood behind Alexander, understanding him, helping him, and supporting him unconditionally.
Many people would say with envy, "Alexander's favorite was Hephaestion." Maybe. Alexander had many new loves, and later married a wife and had children, but his soul desperately needed Hefei's comfort.
So, the others are all just acting on occasion, and Heffy is the only one.
For Heffy, when the luster of love fades, what is left?
The author tried not to abuse Heffy. . . .