Lebanon, the only country in the Middle East without a desert, is veiled in openness and conservatism. The capital, Beirut, was known as the "Little Paris of the Middle East" before the civil war, with luxury and poverty intertwined. She came here with a broken heart. That sunny afternoon, she met an Arab man unexpectedly, and their eyes met. He fell in love with her at first sight, he was handsome, kind, and sincere, and she was quietly moved. Helpless, family rejection, cultural differences, moral constraints, extravagant hopes and confusion, she stayed away. She wanted to leave and never come back, but he resolutely abandoned everything, held her hands tightly and said, the only person I want to marry is you.
Concept: Love requires fate, and every girl deserves a true love!
Reader comments
The novel looks pretty good, but in reality it feels like a mess.
The novel looks pretty good, but in reality it feels like a mess.