After shameless, my American drama famine began. I finally found a good-looking one. It was hard to chase, and it ended swiftly.
The shooting technique is very special. I will repeat the angle of the male lead and the female lead.
At this time, you will find that memory is subjective, and memory is colored like a filter, which is far from being true.

The extramarital affair opened, and when it ended, it was already a murder case.
This entangled sentiment moved towards, and each other finally had the courage to leave the original partner, the child, and the original life circle. what is love? I don't know. To a large extent, from the play, it is a new physical attraction, a possibility of a new life.

Destruction is also the beginning.

But after the start, you really can’t tell if you like it or not.

It depends on where your original level is and your own control over your current life.
Affair is far more than what Affair wants to express and reach. What you want is simple life and simple love. In the journey of seeking, you have to pass too much complexity, hurt, and be hurt.
Pure love can't exist in imperfect adult's life——This is what Noah said, and I deeply agree.
Adult's life is not bad, even rich and interesting, but adult's love is a harmonious color, not a primary color.
Love is a game really hard to win.

Bless Alison, Brave girl.

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Mary 2022-04-23 07:03:26

The reasons why men cheat are so cliché. However, both the male and female protagonists feel that the shooting perspective of the other party taking the initiative is really novel and profound.
Patsy 2022-01-06 08:02:37

Usually TV series can't wait to shake out the main characters and key clues at the beginning, for fear that the audience will not be patient to watch. This one is quite spineless, but it does the opposite. The Rashomon-like narrative style with flat men and women's dual perspectives is ingenious, and the details of the conflict are unclear. Is it a memory bias, a contradiction in perspective, or something else? This suspense drama has done enough work on the details and the psychological portrayal of the characters, but the rhythm is too slow.