He and I met as friends on □□. I added him first and then he asked me if I was his brother's ex-girlfriend. Because I just broke up with his brother, I added him. He asked me what my name was. I told him and he told me and we introduced ourselves to each other. After talking for a while, he asked me if I wanted to be his boyfriend. I said yes. We changed our relationship and started a couple space. After that, we kept chatting. After a few days, he broke up with me, and within a few days he asked me to get back together, which I agreed to. Later, he took the initiative to chat with me and we had a lot of fun. We sent photos to each other. He looked okay and I looked ugly, so I didn't send a photo of myself. I sent a friend's photo and he complimented me on how good-looking I was. He was the one who took the initiative to talk to me all the time. In the summer of 21, I went to play at my mother's place of work. My mother took me and my brothers and sisters out to play at night. My mother took my brothers and sisters in front and I was ignored. They entered the mall and I followed them. They hadn't entered yet. He was playing King of Kings. I asked him if he had finished playing. I was so bored. Can you chat with me? He said he hadn't played yet. Even though he said he hadn't finished playing yet, he still quit the game to accompany me. He was afraid that I would be bored and afraid that I would cry, so he kept chatting with me. When I took a taxi back with my mother, I sat in the passenger seat. I felt aggrieved and cried uncontrollably. Even though he was not with me, he noticed that I didn't reply to him for a long time, and he kept coaxing me. After that, we didn't know if we ran out of topics. We kept sending emojis. He also said good morning to me every day, but there was no topic. In September, school was about to start and he was a residential student. We couldn't talk from Monday to Friday. Every weekend when he came home, he would share with me what happened to him at school. I also told him what happened to me at school.
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