Has a decent performance.
It can move people.
This is the main thing.
Although I guessed the ending halfway through, I didn't expect that I was still moved by the ending.
What moved you?
Maybe it's Chloe's little bit of secular truth.
Although the truth is one woman to another woman.
She is sincere.
In fact, I personally think that Chloe noticed the heroine earlier than the heroine, and made a plan to get
close to the heroine,
not only to get her body (actually got it), but also to get her heart.
She sacrificed everything, even her life, for this.
From her crying in the bathroom on purpose, she gave a silver hair fork (probably the only thing Chloe could give away) to the heroine for the second time.
Deliberately fell on a bicycle and got the mercy and care of the
heroine. When the heroine was sad, she sent a bouquet of flowers. . . .
7 Lie to the heroine, trying to make her not love her husband. . .
Close to the son of the heroine, to be close to her family. .
She tried everything, but the heroine obviously still loves her husband.
For these two upper-class couples, Chloe was just an episode between them, an episode that was bought with money and could be ended with money,
too small.
But for Chloe, it was all. . . The only time in her life that she was moved by true feelings.
In the end, Chloe realized that it was impossible to return the heroine's love,
she chose death, and
I have to say, she succeeded.
In the end, the heroine wore her silver fork at the party. . . . .
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