An orphan, Homer, who lost his parents, was raised and raised in an orphanage by a doctor, Lack, and they have a special kind of affection between them. However, Ratch taught Homer a lot of knowledge about medicine, but did not teach him about right and wrong and the truth of life. Homer became an adult, he began to care about his future, yearning for the outside world. When he walked into this big world, he found a lot of new and exciting things, especially when he first tasted the taste of love, he knew that what he knew before was really too little. However, when his new life began, he gradually felt that his past had deeply affected his future.
The background music is soothing. It seems to be saying: Living in a house is still more practical than the outside world. . .
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