Lu Zijin, whose mother left when he was young, met Lu Zipei, who was adopted into the Lu family.
It was raining when he first came to the Lu family. At that time, Lu Zipei thought that the beginning of a story was always beautiful.
When Lu Zijin was a child, he said: "I have no younger brother!"
My first crush in junior high school.
Lu Zipei said to his brother: "Brother, are you spying on me?"
Lu Zijin:…………
My brother is speechless.
But later, his brother was going abroad. He had promised to keep in touch, but his brother left quietly in advance without him knowing. The love that he didn't have time to express was buried in the heavy rain. He thought: Brother, do you really know that I like him?
My brother said he knew, after all, he liked it too!
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Lu Zijin returned to China 10 years later. Although Lu Zipei hated him for leaving without saying goodbye, he also liked his brother.
Lu Zipei said: "Brother, I want to chase you!"
Lu Zijin:…………
Lu Zijin said: "Stop chasing me. If you don't understand, I will chase you."
After all, he is a "child" who makes egg custard with eggshells in it.
Later, my father died of illness, and at the same time, I figured out why he left without saying goodbye 10 years ago.
Lu Zhenguo actually knew the two people's intentions from the beginning to the end. Just like he accepted his wife back then, he just wanted the two of them to have the strength to leave the world speechless.
So he asked Lu Zijin to promise to give Lu Zipei a home.
He proposed to Lu Zipei in Sri Lanka, and from then on, there was no heavy rain in Lu Zipei's world.
Lu Zijin is a man who loves his younger brother, but he has perfectly inherited his father's secret observation.
Lu Zipei is a good brother and a good brother! But he is a very clean child at heart.
Note: The situation in the article cannot be compared with the situation in reality.
Purpose: Happy every day
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The unabridged version of Chapter 5 is available in Vb: I The Roots of Romanticism I
The unabridged version of Chapter 5 is available in Vb: I The Roots of Romanticism I