You Are My Prisoner in This Life

He and she have been neighbors since childhood, and she is two years older than him. Since he was ten years old, he has been an annoying gangster and a bad guy, but she has been an excellent, sensible and good girl. She was taller than him, better at homework than him, prouder than him, and even looked down on him. But he didn't take it seriously. Every day he tore out the textbook page by page, wrote her name crookedly, folded it into a paper airplane, and when passing by her classroom He threw it inside with all his strength, causing an uproar. He even spread the news that she was his, and no one could have any ideas. Even the principal was almost shocked. There were waves of ridicule and whispers in the school. She was constantly pointed at and felt ashamed. She swore that she would never forgive him. ． ． ． ． ． ． For so many years since childhood, he always thought that she had his own existence in her heart, but she didn't care. What he had been waiting for was the news that she was about to get married, and he felt as if the end of the world was coming. On the day of the wedding, he stood far away from the crowd, calmly watching her wearing a wedding dress and holding the handsome man beside her, with a smile full of happiness. He turned around and left, and there was no news from him for several years. Her marriage was so unhappy. After experiencing the double trauma caused by her husband's family and her husband's family, she was bruised and bruised, and she couldn't see the future direction clearly. But he came back. In three years, he had transformed into a real man, and the gangster spirit of the past was long gone. He vowed to take revenge on all those who had hurt her. Time flies, and his love for her remains the same as before, but how can she let go of her heart?