[Twilight] Grace and Exhilaration

My wife's wonderful writing style once again amazed me! Between the lines, Carlisle's depression and struggle came to him, as if he was walking through a tunnel. When I looked at the front, I couldn't bear to look at it. In a long time, only the first twenty years could see the sun. No matter how glorious it looked in the following days, in fact, his heart had gradually lost its vitality. It was not until Bella asked the question that there was light again. In various works with eternal life settings, the topic is always discussed, that is, whether people can endure the consequences of eternal life. Day after day life will wear away people's passion, and eventually they will become a state of existence but not living. Not to mention that Carlisle did not choose to indulge in lust, but took the good of others as his own good attitude towards life, suppressed his "despicable" side, and shouldered all the pain of his family, as if it was because of this that he felt that he existed meaningfully and was not a walking corpse. As I mentioned in my previous comment, this made him full of divinity. Carlisle's monologue in this chapter is almost cruel to those of us who like this character, because every time he makes up his mind to move forward alone, it is an accumulation of pain. He has been suppressed for too long. It can only be said that it is fortunate that Bella appears, otherwise he will collapse sooner or later. The most touching point, and the point that deepened his dislike of himself, was that he clearly knew that it was wrong to be passionate about Bella. He clearly had the opportunity to curb such thoughts and let the relationship end, but he let it go because he needed an external force to break his living situation and ignite him. It was not him who took the initiative to speak, but the other party who started to rescue him. When Bella comforted him with understanding, no matter whether he was ruined or died a good death in the future, he would not regret it. "Ashamed, but not regretful." In addition, I really found it exciting when I saw Edward seeing off Carlisle and Carlisle's psychological activities. Later, Carlisle called Bella "my girl" in his heart, which was so sweet! The metaphor in Mrs. Zuo's words was so interesting that the college students felt empathy! I really blew my wife away!

This chapter really makes me feel thrilling. The interaction between the two people is not like the undercurrent before, but like the weather when Carlisle was killed. Carlisle should have completely fallen. Bella may not be smart enough, elegant enough, and has various shortcomings, but her greatest advantage is her stubbornness, hidden passion in her heart, and courage to move forward. She is like a meteor crashing into Carlisle's routine life. It really shocked me to see a man full of divinity who is like the Holy Father begin to face his own desires and pain! My wife's writing is as excellent as ever, I really love it (the comments I left on the first two chapters seemed to have been swallowed, and I couldn't interact with my wife qwq)

Cold CP is delicious If you find the strange stories in the column, your wife may also like them: The Thorn Birds and Lolita. I recommend a play called Midnight Mass. The priest in it is also an ascetic and gentle man.

Chapter 43 is locked, but because it is Qingshui and there is no out-of-bounds content, I am too lazy to change it and go to Laofengmou to read it.

What happened? Why did it end suddenly?

This is so beautiful, so beautiful. They have a kind of fateful love that breaks through everything. It's so beautiful.

What's wrong? Dad, did something happen? No, we are all waiting for you. We good friends don't like to talk but we all support you!

It's been a long time, why did it suddenly become over?

Why is it over? Isn't it going to be updated? Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

What I wrote is that I want the author to publish a book and buy it.