Valid Forever

If this story is the author's personal experience, and if 18 is the year the story takes place, then this year will be Luna's 31st. I am as curious as Lance, how is Luna now? Still there

After reading it... The stamina is so strong, I'm dead... Gentle Lance, Gentleman Lance, Sexy Lance, Boyish Lance, Cute Lance, Gentle Lance, Straightforward Lance, Shy Lance, Confident Lance, Lance who is a bit of a leader and points fingers, Lance who intellectually refuses stereotypes but can't help but feel a bit stereotyped, Lance who is extremely controlling, Lance who is serious and stereotyped, Lance who loves to laugh, Lance who is possessive... Perfect and imperfect Lance. What I like most is the ending, which is unexpected but also fits the hazy night unexpectedly. Perhaps Luna was like Blanche in "The Moon and Sixpence", and had a premonition that she would fall in love with the other person irresistibly if they got along with each other, but Luna said "this is not my life" (referring to marrying someone according to fate), so Luna said "Lance, good night"; perhaps, Luna knew that the thirty-one-year-old Lance would not fall in love with someone, nor did he want a stable relationship, so Luna said Luna said "I really wish I knew you when you were twenty-six years old"; perhaps, Luna felt that Lance was fatally dangerous to her, so Luna said "Idiot, bastard, little devil, why don't you understand", with a sweet and complaining sigh, then Luna said "However, I still said it. I still said it", so Luna said "I'm sure"... Maybe... Or maybe... On a winter night, someone will knock on the door of a villa.

I like this article the most among all the articles. I didn't expect it to be such a good story before I opened it. I loved the ending and was heartbroken. Differences in concepts due to class, cultural background, and life experience make love entangled and timid. We should just discuss sex, but based on appreciation and goodwill, we let each other have a glimpse of life, and this kind of love stops talking. I saw that the heroine wanted to meet love, but when she was unprepared, she met a huge heartbeat and considered saying goodbye, so she was heartbroken. She didn't choose to be together when she was in love. It's a pity but the choice is still the same. The wise man in love is not a wise man. The author should enjoy a good life. His writing style is very good, and he writes even better when he comes across stories that he may have personally experienced. I hope the author can write such unforgettable stories again

To put it bluntly, the heroine was suddenly slapped on the head when her deep love was about to reach its peak, and cold water was thrown on her. She was disappointed, angry, and suddenly awakened... She finally had to reveal the true face of the male protagonist that she had deliberately not wanted to see clearly before. He was very clear about public and private, extremely indifferent on a certain level, and also very capitalistic... He was a playboy, a fuckboy, a domineering president with a strong desire for control, and a somewhat typical white man. As charming as he was, the two were so in tune tonight. The heroine may also long for some sincere and pure feelings in her heart, even though this is just a one-night stand, so she wants to meet him who is 27 years old, the company has not collapsed, and he is not so "cold". It works all year round, they know each other well, they are connected, and the bond is still there. Just by holding this contract, they may never be seen again.

This short story is really great... Although I don't know why, I directly brought it to the author. After reading most of the articles, I believe she is this tall, interesting and charming person, full of contradictions like a puzzler, sensible but believes in fairy tales, and I like every fairy tale of the author!

I like this article very much. It is very similar to what stranger netizens in the Douban group would post "I met a crush today", but it is just one of the many stories about crush.

Outbursts of emotion or lust are dramatic conflicts, but life is not. Life is trivial and long, and most of the time it is boring, and the emotions that follow one's own instincts are just some of the fragments. Probably when I was very, very young, I felt that the most beautiful love story was love or death, where the emotion ended in the most profound moment and even transcended time until eternity. The story that came to an abrupt end here is probably similar. The story ended here before it went bad. It was polished by time and memory to look like this and is recorded here.

It has a rare sense of foreign atmosphere, and the verbose writing style is also very suitable for the first person. But the most rare thing is to write about a heartbeat that stopped suddenly. As for romance novels, we know that when we say "let nature take its course", the protagonists often really let nature take its course, but the development of their feelings is not natural.

Four brushes, this story has a smell, the fragrant smoke drifts in the cold rain and mist

Seeing Lance look like the male protagonist of "Fifty Shades of Grey", I felt bad. Without him, I really didn't feel good about the movie. When I saw later that Lance said he liked Tywin again, I realized that there was a bit of a difference in outlook. Maybe I'm over-interpreting Fifty Shades of Gray's concept of control and surrender, and both the male and female protagonists want to be in control. When it comes to favorite characters, it is a reflection of the male and female characters. The female protagonist's personality is more like Jon Snow. She is not a control freak but sticks to her own principles and pride. She likes the humorous and funny side of the male protagonist like Tyrion, but dislikes the cold, rational and control-freak side of the male protagonist like Tywin. I really like the metaphor of integrating into a different place. It is a metaphor for the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Two very principled and proud people come into head-to-head confrontation. Either both parties will suffer, or one party will be "domesticated". But is it really shameful to be "tamed" by love? That depends on whether the object is worth it. The plot of the two separation in the end was a lose-lose scenario. The heroine fell in love with the hero. Her pride made her unable to bear her infatuation with the other party. However, the other party only liked her more than usual, so she deliberately acted mercilessly to prove that she was not tempted either. Obviously, these insincere performances also hurt the male protagonist. Living in a room is the heroine's test of the hero. The answer she gets is that he may like you, but this kind of liking is not enough for him to make principled concessions. As the two get along, their relationship may one day heat up to the point where they are willing to be "tamed", but neither of them is willing to bow down first. By the way, it's rare that I can empathize with the protagonist of a virtual work. Jon Snow is a character that I like very much, but I really don't like him towards the opposite sex. My thinking is because there are some qualities in him that are similar to mine, narcissistic fondness.