Love you pushed me into a solemn and lonely court.
There is no judge, no jury, no lawyer, just me under the lights - sentenced to life in prison.
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She loves someone but can't say it.
Because that person is the boyfriend of her closest best friend.
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They were originally just young lovers. They were young and passionate, and they didn't have much infatuation or depth.
Later, my best friend was diagnosed with a terminal illness. From then on, that young love took on extra preciousness and became glorious and great.
A year later, my best friend passed away.
She witnessed him immersed in great grief, and with a gentle smile on the surface, she reached out to pull him back to cheer, while she remained silent in silent despair.
No one knows.
No need to know.
[Small theater]
He saw her drunk in the KTV, vomiting, crying, and singing heart-breakingly.
He was afraid that something might happen to her, so he carried her out and walked out, smiling bitterly: "You are like this, I am embarrassed to feel sad anymore."
She lay on his back, crying so hard that she couldn't make a sound.
She took a while to reply.
"Because I am just like you... I have lost the person I love most forever."
That was the closest she had ever been to him. She grasped the hem of his clothes tightly, as if squeezing the desperate love.
Male protagonist's perspective
He once thought that she had loved, cried, gone crazy, that she had been jealous, resentful, and broken, but she chose to endure it alone, just because of her perverse love that could only lurk in the darkness - she loved her best friend.
Later, he discovered that he had mistaken the person.
That love was also immoral, but it made his heart ache. He wanted to reach out, but he was afraid of breaking the fragile tenderness.
Purpose: Affection may not necessarily redeem pain, but it can give people the strength to live in pain.
