rare When I saw a touching love movie, I cried and remembered all kinds of things in the past, yes, but unfortunately movies are not life, and regrets are often too late.
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It's a pity that movies are not life, and regrets are often too late.
Marcelle 2022-04-20 09:01:40
Yes, the one that I missed, there are always many topics to talk about with you, from movie plots to pretty girls’ feet to politics, economy, stocks, work pressure, drinking together, caring about you, happy with you, sad, always seeing you Strengths and encourages you, also seriously criticizes your shortcomings, sees you always smiling, never impatient, willing to help you or be a porter for you, always very gentlemanly...you are at ease together It seems that he will always be by your side. Before, you were either absent-minded or scruples, but one day when you heard him talk on the phone to tell your parents that he had a girlfriend, you suddenly started to feel sad, and then one day he started to bring his girlfriend to the party. , and then one day he moved in with his girlfriend, then one day he passed you the wedding photos, then one day he said he had a child, and one day you cut off contact completely~~~~~~~~
rare When I saw a touching love movie, I cried and remembered all kinds of things in the past, yes, but unfortunately movies are not life, and regrets are often too late.
rare When I saw a touching love movie, I cried and remembered all kinds of things in the past, yes, but unfortunately movies are not life, and regrets are often too late.
Extended Reading
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Maya Hayes: Poor April. Just like the character in the story. Who's always been the friend then she realized she doesn't just want to be the friend she wants to be the *girl*friend. Except it's too late.
Will Hayes: What do you mean?
Maya Hayes: Weren't you listening? She came home for you.
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Maya Hayes: How come you changed all names except hers?
Will Hayes: What do you mean?
Maya Hayes: In the story, you know like mom became Emily, and Summer's that Natasha lady who writes for that magazine... But you didn't change April's. Why?
Will Hayes: Why - Why are you so concerned with this anyway?
Maya Hayes: Because I want you to be happy.
Will Hayes: You know, I'm happy.
Maya Hayes: Trust me, dad. You're not happy.
Will Hayes: [Long pause] Put on your coat.