“The first time I saw Claudia was on a sunny day at Auschwitz,” Eric said. He looked away from the chessboard in front of him and gazed out the window.
Sunlight filtered through the leaves, scattering patches of light across the ground. He fell silent for a moment before continuing. “The weather was wonderful that day, far better than it is today.”
“The sunshine was bright enough to drive away all the darkness. The grass in the distance was lush, and I even saw a few butterflies chasing each other as they flew past the window.”
“I loved her so much. I thought that as long as she realized she was wrong, I would forgive her and fall in love with her again without hesitation.”
“Only later did I learn that she had never belonged to me, and had never loved me.”
Please note before reading:
1. The male lead is Eric.
2. The heroine's father is an SS officer. She herself is a neurotic, foolish, sweet-natured girl and an extremist.
3. The bonus chapter features a romance between the heroine and an original male character.
4. The main story has a serious tone; the bonus chapter is full of melodrama.
5. The author is a habitual procrastinator.
(Character dialogue does not represent the author's views.)
Theme: The principle that all ethnic cultures must be treated equally must be upheld
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Sit back and wait for the big pigeon to update every day. Otherwise I would eat braised squab today.
The author's writing is very touching, keep up the good work
Magneto wasn't named Eric when he was a kid.