In the nursing home, my mother died within a few days, and I saw my husband and lover walking hand in hand while sitting on the bus. She laughed, how ironic life is! At this time, the publishing house asked her to change her writing style. She was unwilling to change herself, and her career also encountered a low point. Back home to develop her husband took many of the books she liked. She broke down, thought of suicide, and with nowhere to go, she took her cat named Pandora to find a student of hers who lived a natural and primitive life on the farm, only to find that she was dragged down by life for too long , lost some of the original instinct and passion, or freedom, and could not integrate into them. So she went back to Paris to find her life again. A year later, the heroine understands that life is the best philosophy, and the future cannot be predicted, and only constant changes can be made.
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