Who took you away, leaving me unable to reach you? You appeared like a night-blooming cereus, then vanished before my eyes like a snowflake. They say that when love hurts enough, you can forgive anything. Why can't I understand that? Why did I fall in love with you? I can't even understand it myself. I miss you so much, I want so badly to see you. You know I'm still infatuated with you, with that night you appeared like a night-blooming cereus.
Ten years ago, everyone in Tokyo knew that Atobe Keigo had fallen in love with Su Ran.
Ten years later, Atobe was joining the Suzuki financial conglomerate through a marriage alliance. Only Su Ran privately savored the memory of their young love.
Ten years ago, fate played a joke on Su Ran, dropping her, a low-level office worker at a Japanese company, into an ordinary family in Tokyo. She met Atobe Keigo, and they began a love that defied convention. In the end, it was cut short when Atobe left.
Ten years later, fate played another joke on her, sending her back to the year she first met Atobe. Su Ran meets Atobe again... Now that they've reunited across time, can they stay together for a lifetime?
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I think this ending is unnecessary. Although the previous ending is regrettable, I think it is more reasonable.
As long as Atobe's mother is still Junko in name, there is no legal relationship between Atobe and the heroine if we don't argue... Besides, I don't think the decision made by the heroine's father is a good one at all.
= =|||Although what I said may not be correct, every time I see the characters in the article being pushed to do something because they are being robbed of their words, I find it strange. The other party is too nice (no matter what the reason) and the character is incompetent (I won't hold on)
Finally H. [Sure enough, only content like this can blow me away. . .
(^_^)Double update Shenma's favorite
Someone who was attracted by the title of the book
So lovely, the uncle is indeed the most handsome! And the kitten has worked hard [petting it]
When I saw what Long Ya said, I felt like he was also wearing one. I don't know if that's the case.
Does this mean Atobe has recovered his memory?
It's really unfair. Hanako is obviously Su Ran's stepmother, but her biological father is worried about her stepmother's situation. He gets angry at her because of her stepmother, and even says "her mother is also called Hanako." Where does this put Su Ran's biological mother? Even if she was unhappy and got divorced, she was still the one who gave birth to Su Ran. I don't care what a good woman Hanako is.
Atobe was clearly her lover, but in the end, the other party didn't remember her at all and even hated her. I think the heroine's life is indeed a bit hard and busy.
I think this ending is unnecessary. Although the previous ending is regrettable, I think it is more reasonable.
As long as Atobe's mother is still Junko in name, there is no legal relationship between Atobe and the heroine if we don't argue... Besides, I don't think the decision made by the heroine's father is a good one at all.
= =|||Although what I said may not be correct, every time I see the characters in the article being pushed to do something because they are being robbed of their words, I find it strange. The other party is too nice (no matter what the reason) and the character is incompetent (I won't hold on)
Finally H. [Sure enough, only content like this can blow me away. . .
(^_^)Double update Shenma's favorite
Someone who was attracted by the title of the book
So lovely, the uncle is indeed the most handsome! And the kitten has worked hard [petting it]
When I saw what Long Ya said, I felt like he was also wearing one. I don't know if that's the case.
Does this mean Atobe has recovered his memory?
It's really unfair. Hanako is obviously Su Ran's stepmother, but her biological father is worried about her stepmother's situation. He gets angry at her because of her stepmother, and even says "her mother is also called Hanako." Where does this put Su Ran's biological mother? Even if she was unhappy and got divorced, she was still the one who gave birth to Su Ran. I don't care what a good woman Hanako is. Atobe was clearly her lover, but in the end, the other party didn't remember her at all and even hated her. I think the heroine's life is indeed a bit hard and busy.