Because of all the encounters after his cousin came out, Lauren chose to pretend to be a heterosexual. He doesn't like gardening, he is passive in studying, and his schoolwork is so bad that he can barely get a degree. Then he met Cédric, a lovely young teacher, and fell in love at first sight. Do I want to write about them doing firewood? Well, they are indeed raging firewood. It's just that the story can't always go on like this.
Cédric is mature and thoughtful. Compared with Lauren's disguise, Cédric has confessed to his mother a long time ago, and the choice for her mother is "either accept or forget". How strong and leave no room for it, isn’t it? He pinpointed the weakness of women's feelings for children, and got the recognition he needed. Indeed, he loves Lauren. He needs Lauren to stand in the sun with him and be recognized and blessed by his family. So, when Cédric went to Lauren's house as a guest, he pushed Lauren away and stroked his hand under the table. He refused Lauren's move to kiss him, and he even left Lauren's house without spending the night there. Cédric's behavior clearly stated that he only gave Lauren one choice-come out, otherwise there would be nothing.
It is conceivable that if Cédric's mother does not go to Lauren's house to confess everything she knows about the two children, then this story will only end all romance imperfectly. Because it is absolutely impossible and impossible for Lauren to confess. So, after experiencing small twists and turns and huge psychological repetitions, the story ended beautifully.
Until Lauren asked Cédric to take him to the train station, I resented Cédric in my heart. Why impose your own ideas on others? Why can you disrupt other people's lives under the guise of making others happy? But when Cédric parked the car to the side of the road, hugged Lauren who was crying, and said I love you, I even felt that Cédric had compromised, and he was willing to continue to let Lauren pretend to continue the love affair. I don't know if it's the French romantic plot. Lauren suddenly has the courage to come out...
Well, as long as it is the road to happiness, what is the difference between which one. Lauren is a poor child, loving carefully, so happiness must belong to him, right?
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