In order to round up the master's words, the plot is a bit far-fetched. But what about a little more bullshit for a happy ending? Not as that sentence, a white lie, after all, is goodwill. The film is divided into four parts. The first part is that he still lived with his grandparents when he was a baby, but because his mother's psychology was twisted, he thought that his grandparents disliked him intentionally or unintentionally, causing his mother to take her daughter away from home. The second part is that the mother only cares about her own pleasure, and then raises her daughter extensively, mocking her daughter for being violated by bad guys, and finally causing her daughter to run away from home. The third part is that the daughter lives in New York, and her music career is not satisfactory. She helps her to walk the dog every day to earn some living expenses. After a boyfriend criticizes her music career pessimistically, she breaks up again and leaves. The fourth part is that the daughter went around and met Trent, accidentally discovered the fact that Trent had cancer, and finally defeated cancer together with Trent. Destiny has already arranged gifts for everyone. What is yours is yours, not yours. No matter how hard you try, you will only be disappointed and sad. Let it go, you can let you go. The most touching thing is the interaction between the owner and the boss dog throwing the ball. Only in this way can I finally be sure that you are my dog.
A dog has reincarnated several times and strung up the important period of CJ. The idea is absurd, but it is beautiful. I hope all pets have a good home.
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