She came to the garden to relax as usual, but she saw a beautiful young man with blond hair and blue eyes admiring the flowers. She subconsciously stopped, held her breath, and stared at the young man from a distance. The person above noticed her and smiled tenderly. Before he could speak, he hurriedly fled, feeling his heart beat faster and his fair face stained with a layer of crimson.
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As time goes by, many things from childhood have been forgotten. If we recall them, what comes to mind is the smile of the young man.
After her mother's early death and her father's sacrifice, she followed her father's will to the Atlantic Shipping King's estate, where she met the boy again.
"My name is Arthur von Montgomery, and I will be your guardian from today on."
She was surprised and happy. She had wanted to leave early when she became an adult, and she began to pray that the time would become longer. But she only dared to do this. The emotion that had grown from a seed to a tree was tightly restrained at this time. It was a love that she did not dare to reveal until her death.
"I think the only one who knows my feelings is probably the bunch of white hyacinths I planted for him."
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There is an always clean room and a tombstone in the manor where Arthur von Montgomery lived during World War II, which is engraved with the grave of his beloved wife Sigrid von Montgomery.
Intention: Only by expressing an emotion can the other party know it more clearly.