Short Story Collection

If you like her, she thinks you are short and poor. There is nothing right or wrong in any of this. There is no need to say that green tea bitches should not accept gifts. Ordinary people like us cannot objectively feel the helplessness of the parties involved. I have a friend whose parents divorced in junior high school, and she went to a third-rate school known for its ruthlessness. Just because they are beautiful, some boys use suicide as a threat to fall in love. My father felt that my mother didn't care, so he worked to support himself and his sister. I can't imagine how she managed to survive a nasty attack when she went swimming in elementary school. All I know is that there are some bitches you can't refuse, and there may even be some malicious unspoken rules.

I wouldn't know it without looking through the comments. It turns out that the "Not Smoke and Not Smoke" statement on Weibo provoking the relationship between the two, as well as the so-called "private message screenshots" were all directed and acted by the male protagonist. At most, I guessed that the stalker was the male protagonist. I also thought it was a bit strange to narrate the male protagonist's rejection of Jiang Shaohe in the restaurant after the Weibo incident. I originally thought that the friendly smile between the two meant that the male protagonist was real and Jiang was fake. I didn't expect that it was actually the other way around. Damn, I'm still too young. As for the male protagonist, I no longer think he has any feelings for Tiantian. He is just using her. His only true love is for his deceased friend Xiao Nan (the name is a bit surprising after reading the book about mother and son). The previous "How would a man/woman react in this situation?" Is similar to "man" or "woman" as the subject, defining, and uncomfortable. At first glance, it seems like the author's idea, but in essence it belongs to the male protagonist. "Man" will act like this in this situation, so the male protagonist acts like this. In those sentences that define women, it can be seen that the male protagonist despises women, or misogyny. He Tiantian becomes sensitive and irritable most probably because of the male protagonist. Overall, Pan Yueyu ruined both of them. And if I didn't read it carefully, I wouldn't even realize that the two women are actually not as miserable as the male protagonist describes them. They are both very beautiful.

I finally understand, the male protagonist is so scary.

Jiang Ganjio is a little annoyed Having an affair with someone who has a boyfriend (who you have only known for a few days) For example: When they first met, she pestered the male protagonist to take her with her (if Ning lost his cell phone, wouldn't he ask someone else to borrow it?)

Ms. Jiang's speech is really exclusive to green tea

Xiao Nan?? I just read the book about Miss Perfect and it was a bit weird

... Why do I feel that the male protagonist is so smart, his girlfriend has become more confident, and his friend's former pursuers are almost driven crazy.

Ms. Jiang has some green tea. What position does she have for other people's girlfriends to fight against Mr. Pan's injustice? After all, we can't be close if we are so distant.

Congratulations ~ Although I am skinny, I still jumped into the trap firmly (づ￣ ?￣)づ

The morning sickness is terrible, so I will try to update at night! The morning sickness is terrible, so I will try to update at night! The morning sickness is terrible, so I will try to update at night!