He said he loved her, but he gave up on her over and over again.
And when she was about to give up and try to forget, he took the initiative to apologize to her.
Is this the saying "give a slap and give a candy"?
Going back and forth over and over again would leave everyone speechless.
"Come back, please, and stop being so stubborn..."
"My stubborn capital was not given by you."
Yes, the work partners with whom she has a good relationship are all trying to persuade her to forget about him and return to her own life as soon as possible.
She agreed on the surface, but she always believed in a truth in her heart.
She believed in him, she believed in his promise to her, and believed in every word he said to her.
But I still don't want to think of that passage.
She admitted that her position in his heart must not be as good as that girl.
Is two months of acquaintance worth three years of bitter unrequited love?
Is the pure love between a man and a woman worth the words of a matchmaker from her parents?
Is the absolute trust between each other worth the rumors outside?
From small talk to strangers, we cannot withstand the cruelty of reality after all.