In the opera house, Mr. Tupu fell in love with Irene at first sight. He said to her: Don't mind what they think of you. He admitted frankly: I have divorced twice. . . Every experience has value, no matter what your marriage is, it is an experience. Mrs. Irene said: What people call experience usually means mistakes. Irene felt that everyone was talking about her unscrupulously, and she asked Tupu to accompany her out of the airtight opera house, and Tupu readily agreed.
In the night, Irene's gray evening dress and black shiny shawl matched very well. Behind the beautiful street lights is a sea-blue night. Tupu's tall and fat body is like a flower protector. The backs of the two of them drifted away, as if they were a pair of whispering lovers.
In Mrs. Irene's room, Tupu served his own sandwiches and confessed to Irene. Tupu Dao: I have a lot of romances caused by my passions, but they all ended in failure. But Irene expressed her views on marriage: the room was too small to turn around, breathe, and had to escape. . .
Tupu wanted to kiss Irene, but Irene declined: I hate the smell of tobacco. Tupu immediately put out his cigarette butts and announced that he would quit smoking from now on. He stuffed Irene the cigarette case and left with his coat. In the darkness, Irene took out a cigarette, lit it skillfully, and took a deep breath. She moved her gaze to the direction where Mr. Tupu left, thoughtfully.
Tupp ignored Robert's dissuasion and still took Irene to the birthday party of Meg (Robert's wife. Irene's daughter, but Meg did not know it). During the banquet, Tupu put the ring on Irene's hand, and Tupu's old friends bet on the relationship, not optimistic about the relationship. Tupu humorously said to Irene: If I die from a game next Tuesday, then you can inherit a large inheritance.
On Mr. John’s yacht, Irene uttered a classic sentence to Meg who was about to cheat: No regrets and no regrets require experience. In order to protect Meg, Irene stepped forward, causing everyone to misunderstand that she had an affair with John. Irene returned Tupu’s wedding ring. Tupu was extremely embarrassed and embarrassed, but still said to her old friend with a mockery: You won fifty pounds (referring to the bet that old friends made for his marriage). At first, Robert thought it was his wife who was dating John, and involuntarily gave John an old punch.
Irene did not recognize Meg in order to preserve the image of the perfect mother in Meg's mind. She got on the plane and was about to leave. Suddenly I found Meg's fan, and Tupu, who was covering his face with a newspaper, appeared. It turned out that Meg had told him everything. Tupu still said affectionately: Where will this plane fly? Will you marry me when it arrives? Irene said: I don't know, a man should marry a woman worthy of him. Tupu smiled and said: I used to be a very bad bad man. The two smiled at each other, and Tupu reached out and took Irene's hand.
The plane flew into the blue sky and flew to the other side of happiness. Seeing this, I applaud happily.
When you are young, you should like Robert, who is rich and handsome. He is very handsome and loves his wife. Although he occasionally makes mistakes, he knows how to return when he is lost, and he has not made a big mistake. But now, I appreciate Tupu who is open-minded and tolerant. He never hides his past and knows what he needs. Tupu is frank and frank, loves what he loves, and expresses his true feelings. Romance in his interest, although he often makes mistakes, is still the source of his happiness. Tolerance, understanding and perseverance made him finally embrace the beauty.
Tupu thinks he used to be a bad man, but in my eyes he is a good man.
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