May every girl in this world who deserves love be treated with tenderness. No revenge, no trashy scumbags getting punished, just a warm, healing little story. I hope it brings you some sweetness.
The first story: A couple from mismatched backgrounds. (I have never regretted meeting you, so please let everything remain as beautiful as it is.)
The second story: An adopted daughter and a rich young lady who was lost and later found. (Jealousy will only trap you in a vicious cycle and make you lose yourself. Only by working hard can you become the person you aspire to be.)
The third story: An older man x a young woman. (You watched me grow up, and I'll be with you as you grow old.)
Theme: Be happy
The charm of a mature man is that he thinks more comprehensively about problems and understands responsibility. He is measured and well-controlled in doing things. He is not timid or impulsive and reckless. He knows when to take action and knows when to take action. The author's stories are not very long, but the characters are all very good.
Is this how the story ends? So fast?
The male protagonist can do it, he has a long-term perspective and can distinguish the pros and cons.
The real daughter is really confused, doesn't understand the importance, and doesn't understand what is most important to her. Always put your mind on useless things. The heroine also has good intentions and does bad things, so there is no need to be so eager to be nice to her.
This man is so useless that he won't be able to handle it for several years. . . Either be tough and get married directly, or be decisive and separate. . After dragging it on for so many years and complaining that I am tired, he is the only one who is tired. If you can't have both, you can only choose one or the other. If you want everything and don't do anything practical, just perfunctory is useless.
It's so sweet, the Civil Affairs Bureau moved here
By the way, the author is talking about cross talk, right? The names of the male and female protagonists are tongue twisters@_@
Wait, I don't understand. Why did she try so hard to go abroad? Why do you call the heroine to wait for her? Doesn't she just want the heroine to leave?
Why are there no comments?
Dad, are you back?