But in fact, only vague illusions to cover up deceit can truly make people feel bad for no reason. Suffering because of being deceived or even deceiving oneself. When sober comes, it becomes stronger.
Seeing Lily's father, traveled all over France to send name cards scolding him, and her mother spoke accommodatingly and tolerantly, feeling that she was really sorry for her parents. Parents can be great enough to hide their deepest pain, or confused enough to use deception to solve problems and call it a white lie. Also out of love.
Such a sorrowful love can only force young children to put wings on the outside of their homes and seek freedom.
I'll be fine, and we'll all be. 20 years old is an age when one can't lift up the spirits, is collectively lonely, and has a bottle of dissatisfaction. Fear not, at least we have confused parents and we still have each other.
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