The daughter of the first line lost her mother, and Nick of the second line lost his pursuit of more than 20 years. Only the third line is happy for the heroine, in so many parallel time and space, this is her selfish choice. She doesn't want to give up everything she's gotten and experienced, whether it's the daughter of the first line or the Nick of the second line, and it's a gift to have at the same time.
The story line is relatively simple, but still a little disappointing. Little Nick's behavior is too incomprehensible, not like a child at all.
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