"The first time I met Claudia was on a sunny day in Auschwitz," Eric said. He looked away from the chessboard in front of him and looked out the window.
The sunlight filtered through the gaps between the trees and fell to the ground, forming scattered spots of light. He was silent for a while before continuing: "The weather was really nice that day, much better than today."
"The bright sunshine can drive away all the darkness. The grass is green in the distance. I even saw a few butterflies chasing each other and flying past the window."
"I love her so much. So much so that I thought to myself that as long as she realizes her mistakes, I will forgive her and fall in love with her again without hesitation."
"Later I learned that she never belonged to me and never loved me."
Things to know before reading:
①The male protagonist Eric
②The heroine's father is SS, and she herself is a neurotic, stupid, extreme, nationalist, and righteous person
③The extra chapter includes original emotional scenes between the male lead and the female lead.
④The main text is in a dramatic style, and the extras are very bloody.
⑤The author is Pigeon
(The characters speak and do not speak on behalf of the author)
Purpose: The principle of equality among all ethnic groups and cultures must be followed
