Love Is in the Hands of Fate: Goodbye, My King

Little V has also grown up, but is still too scarred.

It's like having no fear after getting it. It's a pity to miss this good man Xiao Fei. . .

The reason for the score is that I also studied in Germany, and I was determined to go abroad at the beginning. Other than that, I don't really understand this kind of emotion. Why would you turn your life upside down for one person? Relationships come from getting along, and there is only one word suitable between two people. This is true for their personality, family background, and the time they met. There is nothing to force. Everyone regarded themselves as the heroine of Mary Suven when they were young, living in their own world in a daze. Fortunately, one day they suddenly enlightened and knew what to grasp. I hope all the girls living abroad can be happy~

Love? Without self-esteem, you are out of control.

A good horse never turns back, the heroine thinks about the hardships you had when you first arrived in Germany!

In fact, considering that VV's conditions in China are so good, if he had graduated from New Zealand and returned to China to join a bank, he would definitely be a mid-level leading cadre by now.

The writing makes people feel empathy, Xiaotian is a big liar and a hypocrite, and the heroine is too emotional. Xiaofei is where she belongs, and it's a pity that she missed him.

A similar story. Fortunately, I saw this story before the same result appeared. Thank you to the original poster for letting me learn to choose.

Although reading this article at my current age, I feel that Xiao V is ridiculous and selfish. Such a result is deserved. But when I think back to my friends who acted the same way when they were teenagers, I have to think about how young I was at that time.

I think Xiao Fei's story is quite unexpected. Even if it is true, there shouldn't be any foreshadowing, and there is already a lesson learned from the past. How come VIVI didn't learn anything about the aftermath?