Crossing the Line

It's my favorite plot. It's great.

Every time when she is close to the answer, the heroine starts to think about her inner drama. She is not worthy of the male protagonist's love. From the male protagonist's point of view, she really feels broken. The woman she loves the most is with her best brother. The night before, the heroine vowed to be with the hero forever and there is a child. The male protagonist asks if it is his. The heroine starts the inner drama again. After saying no, she regrets that she did not give her daughter father's love. She deprived the hero of her father's care. Six years ago, the heroine put on a ring in a daze. Doesn't she have a mouth? It's obvious that two people are so in love with each other, why don't they open their mouth and tell the male protagonist the whole story? After the male protagonist suffered from depression and returned to China, he only slightly abused the female protagonist. However, the female protagonist subconsciously thought that the bad things done by the male protagonist were done by the male protagonist. Without asking, he dumped the blame on the male protagonist. When the male protagonist found out, he immediately resolved the crisis and wanted to explain to the female protagonist. The female protagonist did not give the male protagonist a chance to speak, so she told him to get out. After the operation, the attending doctor died, and she turned around and told the male doctor that she would spend the rest of her life trying to make amends with him. Later, the male protagonist's depression relapsed and he became weak and was sent to the hospital for rescue. The female protagonist saw it but turned around and left. She decisively abandoned the text and felt aggrieved for the male protagonist.

It looks good. The author writes well.