Say, or Don't Say

Re-reading Lai Li, I have actually re-read the first chapter several times in the past few days, and I have postponed writing a review until today. But maybe it won't matter if it's later? It seems like three or four times every time I watch it, "Chapter update detected." Although I can't tell the specific difference, it seems to have a certain feeling. When I watched it a few days ago, I started thinking about comments in my mind, "Well, the secrets between the two people really make people curious about the follow-up. Li Transparent's secret was thrown out like a thunder, arousing endless curiosity. What is the doctor's secret?" When I read it today, I felt that the beginning became faster. It felt very good. It seemed that I could quickly sketch out the freckles and small stutters in two strokes. Well, when I saw the second talk about the transparency of 18 years old, I was thinking, have you emphasized your age before? Do you want to make some things more logical (laughs). Then there is the last part, it seems that the atmosphere is more solidified. The beautiful eyes covered by the lowered head and the direct gaze are very oppressive. Ah, this is the feeling of version upgrade (sudden realization) Hmm, a high school student who is forced to be transparent because of his stutter, and a doctor who is as friendly as a kindergarten teacher. The beautiful hands, the gloved hands, the hands that touched the tongue, along with the little transparent magnified other senses, thinking that it was astringent but it took a sharp turn. It's a very attractive beginning.

? Why does it show that the author's Weibo account has been logged out? It was fine half an hour ago. Did something happen to the little shark? I can only read bits and pieces of the past. In fact, I really like to watch the author share these trivial things, because it makes me feel very warm. Readers who like to read it will also leave traces on it, which makes me feel that this is a warm big family. But today, it seems that it suddenly broke up. It was unexpected. In the first half hour, I still thought Let myself fall asleep quickly. After half an hour, I picked up my phone and saw this scene. I don't know if it was the network card or something. I could still see what the author shared more than ten minutes ago. If there were no traces, I think I would feel better. The author of this novel has not updated it for a month. What happened? If the author doesn't want to say it, forget it, we have been waiting for you in JJ. I wish the author a happy trip to Japan.

Ah, as a person who stutters (although it has gotten better, I still have lags when pronouncing some sounds), I really can't resist Dr. Yu's magic of "It's okay" and "Don't be anxious, just speak slowly." This feeling is like falling from a high altitude and thinking that you are doomed, but being gently supported by the gentle and soft clouds in the next second... (Start to fantasize)

Is it he? How many chapters will it take to finish? I think it's cruel that Dr. Yu is my father's lover.

While I wish you a smooth life, don't forget the little cuties in this area.

I feel like Dr. Yu is a bit naughty and naughty.

Li most likely has a psychological stutter, and usually no one is around at this time, so Yu should be waiting for Li specially. Yu and Li's father should know each other. He thinks that Li has misunderstood and has some hidden secrets, but the routine does not explain it at the beginning. Yu's eyes flicker, guessing that Yu knows Li or has other desires for Li.

The author's father will update soon. The update is my father's.

It's been a month. The author won't disappear like other authors, right? Cry to death

I remembered that today my colleague said that there is a new intern who seems to have a stutter. He rarely speaks actively. Most of the time, he smiles reservedly in response to the teacher's questions, or only speaks one or two words. But I can't stop talking in long sentences all the time, so every time I stumble over my words, my colleague realizes that she should be less likely to communicate with patients...