[British and American Showbiz] Rotten Apple

I don't know why, but reading a big book by an author always gives me the feeling that the protagonist and the reader are destined to be heartbroken. It feels like someone else's narrative is a diary written on that day, and what the author writes in big letters is a revolving door before his death (no bad intentions) It was so uncomfortable. I basically read all the columns except The Raven. I felt like there was a limit to the amount of tears I could bear. I can wait until that day when I feel I can accept it before I go see it. In fact, my view of love is also very negative. I know that some people will meet the love of their lives, but I also know that if I can't, life is already very difficult. It really takes a lot of happiness and courage to enter a relationship decently, so I want to read novels, but the large text gives people a very real and sad feeling. (I may not be very good at praising people, but I really want to praise you! And I hope that I can slowly fill in all the holes. In fact, it doesn't matter if I can't fill them in. Just treat it as a story happening in a parallel world, and they will eventually have their endings.

Woo woo woo, madam, you haven't written for a long time, I miss you...

Ah, this kind of confusion and sadness, this sense of instability, but also very warm, emphasizing emotion over reality.

What a touching story, the words are full of water vapor

I feel that it is easier for people abroad to get over a relationship. It is normal for someone to fall in love soon after a breakup. In fact, I'm quite envious of this.

Suddenly I felt that Leia looked a lot like me. Looking at that person in the dark, I can't hide the fact that I can't forget the past.

The smile gradually disappears…

Alas, the thought of being a be with him makes me sad.

It feels like a prelude to a breakup is brewing

Where is the follow-up to Old Ford?