Everyone watching "Peachy Deal" will feel bad. Wouldn't it be better if the movie just ended when David found Diana at an auction and signed the divorce settlement. The ending of the movie is good, but can a person really fall in love with a person twice at the same time? Can love be traded? I have no idea. But really don't use money to test human nature. The rich man Gage may be curious because of what Diana said, "I am not for sale". There is nothing that cannot be bought in his worldview, so he decides to be willing to use 1 million to make a peach transaction. This sentence is like A seed was planted in their hearts, and it took root that night, leading to the deal. It's hard to get over the water, and the cracks and suspicions generated by the relationship can be repaired. The line that keeps appearing in the movie is "Did I ever tell you that I love you? No. I love you! Still love you? Love you forever", which is really sweet, but what I prefer is Diana's David said, "I really want to give you that money," and David said, "I really want to give you Hippo." God, no matter what a relationship has gone through, this conversation is to give this relationship a happy ending. All the sacrifices, love and hate, are worth it. As long as you have loved, why care whether you have it or not.
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