Absurd Romance

[Double non-c/he, short story] One green summer night in high school, Yin Chong said to her: I like the kind of person who is gentle, considerate and loves to take care of others. She was slightly startled: she had nothing to do with this type of person. "What a coincidence," her voice sounded flat and relaxed, "This is also my ideal type." He was also slightly startled: he didn't look like this type at all. Later, we traveled far and wide, and we didn't see each other for many years, and no one felt sorry for us. We got in touch by chance and made an appointment for dinner. On both sides of the square table, he took his girlfriend, and she took her boyfriend, sitting on each side. She was very polite: "Long time no see." He was also polite: "Long time no see." No one could have guessed that many years ago, she leaned on his shoulder and listened to his ruthless accent while learning to sing love songs. * Several years passed, and the two of them broke up. Her job was transferred to the city where he was, and he went to pick her up at the airport. Unable to explain what happened, she went to his house that night. She woke up next to him the next day and decided to keep this absurd romance short-lived. They do everything a couple would do. He would give up his job to pick her up from get off work during the evening rush hour, cook according to her taste every night, and they would talk about everything. It wasn't until a month later that he made a reservation at a top restaurant in advance and wanted to ask her: Are you serious about trying it together? She put down the tableware and spoke before him: "I will move to the company tomorrow. I won't come here again." "We are not suitable," she said. "I like the gentle, considerate, caring type." #Mineclearance 1. Double non-c. Before the male and female protagonists got together, the female protagonist had four ex-boyfriends and the male protagonist had two ex-girlfriends. 2. The male protagonist is richer than the female protagonist, but the female protagonist is not bad either. There is no plot where some inexplicable passers-by think that the female protagonist is not worthy of the male protagonist. 3. Mortals with character flaws (√) and moral flaws (√), who can barely keep the moral and legal bottom line. Purpose: A healthy and beneficial relationship requires both parties to work together