In fact, the whole theme and plot are quite good. The misunderstanding and oolong in the early stage did make me madly leak the aunt's laugh, but the loss and disappointment of Abby in the later stage was also very engrossing and even a little suffocating.
After reading it, I actually liked Abby's gay male friend. At the end, it seems that there is a tendency to be with Jane. This is also very good. As long as you meet someone who is in harmony, both men and women can love each other. Gender is really not worth mentioning in the face of love.
There are not many Kristen's plays, only the Twilight series and this movie. In Twilight, I didn’t actually have much thoughts, but the character of Abby in this show I like very much. I am gentle enough to understand my lover and actively encourage my lover. Or blame it too much.
I saw that I was drunk late at night when I returned home and blamed Abby for being really angry when I thought too much. When the other party wanted to make peace, I thought Abby would ignore it, but she didn't. She gave the other party a chance to talk. I will always succumb to this tenderness. Later, Harper came out and Abby didn't want to be with Harper anymore. This behavior made me even more excited. She has her own bottom line. Have their own bottom line, and are willing to lower their bottom line for the one you love. Coupled with the appearance of small k, in short, Abby is simply my ideal girlfriend.
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