I often think that the word "regret" doesn't need to exist and can be canceled. I firmly believe that character determines destiny, and I seldom regret the past. If time goes back, I think the same thing will happen again. Even if I know that the ending will bring me pain, I think I should bear it, just because of what was in my heart. comfort.
After Peggy loses her memory, she does not remember loving her husband Leo, and Leo has been fulfilling their wedding promise. Peggy used to have a bad relationship with her parents, moved from home to the city, and even gave up her law major to become a statue artist. In order to make Peggy become what they were satisfied with, Peggy's parents did not try to help her retrieve her memory, but concealed a lot of unhappiness and let her continue to take law classes and keep in touch with her original fiancé. Leo hopes to help her regain her memory and let her remember that she loves Leo, but he doesn't want to force the initiative by exposing other people's privacy. He just wants to make Peggy happy and do what she likes. In the end, although Peggy did not reply to her memory, she still chose to give up law and study art, and she still chose to associate with Leo.
This is a heartwarming story based on real life experiences. Now I understand that the word "regret" can live on, and if I went back in time, I'd still make the same choices, but I'd make myself better.
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