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Blurb
Can you understand me?
I can deceive myself again and again, forgive and endure again and again, then fall from the heights of hope time after time, only to fall in love once more with the man I've loved since I was sixteen.
Even though he can't give me anything.
They say you can't step into the same river twice, because everything changes. But he will always be the same person in my memory, never having changed.
My love for him has never changed through fifteen years of summers and winters, either.
I will always remember him and be grateful to him. Without him, the timid, insecure Cinderella could never have transformed into a strong and steadfast swan. Without him, I wouldn't be who I am today.
Through fifteen years of hardship, I fell in love five times, because it was all worth it.
Reading Guide
1. Told in first person, set in modern times. The story spans exactly sixteen years, from high school to adulthood.
2. Happy ending, one couple. Twists and turns, melodrama, and a few heartbreaking moments.
3. The "I" in the story is not the author. Please don't assume the characters' values are the author's.
4. The female lead is assertive, and the male lead is strong.
5. This story is entirely fictional. If anything seems familiar, please let me know.
Theme: Lovers grow old, but love is the only thing that lasts forever.
I feel like the heroine is mean and mean
Did the heroine make a mistake? Wasn't his sister's tragic fate caused by overdrafting her money to support her?
I have a lot of questions after reading it. Maybe it's because the two protagonists have been worried about each other since childhood.
Congratulations on the ending, keep it up, see you in the next one
Although the heroine is not likable, this is a real kind of human nature. Better than those fake and empty novels. My favorite in this novel is my sister. The family relationship part in the early stage is really touching, so I can't understand the heroine's indifference to Akun. From the extra story, it seems that Akun is not ignorant. If she starts to be nicer to Akun and it's not a repulsive mentality, maybe Akun has already relied on him.
Along with the possessiveness, knowing that it is her sister's child, she will take it back wherever she wants to take it back. The heroine is really selfish.
The heroine really, doesn't she feel she owes Akun, does she deserve her sister? She has already forgotten her. If it weren't for taking care of you, she would have had a different life. I didn't feel sorry for Akun at all, I accepted him.
I've been chasing you for so long, and I'm a little reluctant to give up. Dad, let's do some extra stories.
Damn, the male protagonist's mental journey must be revealed, very curious.
My sister's part is also very good-looking. I think it's cruel that a talented woman is reduced because of a kid from a rich family.