"Definitely, Maybe"

The plot is as complicated as what my father said. It seems that everyone he loved didn't love him at the time. I thought about it and found that he didn't do anything bad. It's just too late at the wrong time, or maybe he's not very sensitive about it. I don't understand women too much.

Just like the last paragraph of the movie, my daughter said that you changed the names of emily and summer, but april was not changed. Or when she came to the door of april, she didn't open the door. The daughter said wait until 30, but the father hesitated to leave. They bet the father said that if she didn't open the door for 30 seconds we wouldn't mention it in the future - then I frowned for a split second what was he afraid of It wasn't easy, but he didn't even knock on the door. The

story was naturally a good ending, but what impressed me was the summer and her professor. I can't imagine how I would be with someone in their 60s. I heard that the professor was later for a major. I sighed when the second girl dumped summer After a good man gets married, there is no hope, and the sophomore girl I am looking for is still young and has a lot of years for me to squander (of course, this is a subtext), but when the summer and the male lead are together, I still see the professor. They would tease each other, kiss and hug as if nothing had changed until the man bought the engagement ring, the professor was hospitalized, the

professor said I didn't expect you to be with the man, summer replied, but you introduced us to the

professor, and the professor said I thought you were playing After a while you'll get tired of telling me you didn't fall in love with him summer: I can't answer

and then the professor said that I signed a post-mortem agreement and decided to donate most of my organs, but one of them is for your summer, smile and look down, dear You are so good to me

professor I leave you my heart baby summer cry with joy you won't die

I think maybe they wanted to be separated from each other at the time. I felt that the age difference was too much to be together. I didn't believe in myself or the other party. Maybe I thought it was scary. for the other half, but eventually returned to the place until a year after the death of summer pregnant professor of cardiology at the male comfort I know you still miss him a brilliant smile summer is the answer I have been in his memory

that has not only love Both teachers and friends are lovers and fathers. He is a part of her life. Or maybe he never left.

I also hope to have such love. When he is here, I miss him. When he is gone, I find someone to miss him together

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