The double-line plot is interesting. Different couple, same core. I often hear this sentence: the circles are different, why do you need to be strong? But sometimes it just so happens that we tend to fall in love with people who are very different from ourselves. We repeatedly weighed and considered carefully, for fear that we would suffer, and no one was willing to give in. The relationship ended before it started. You regret, you complain that fate tricks people, you blame the other party for not knowing how to give in, but you never reflect on whether you have made sacrifices for the so-called "love" in your mouth? Love requires two people to stick together and achieve together. Unfortunately, although the ending was good, it was too dreamy and didn't give the answer I wanted. But I've always believed that if you want something in particular, and take action, you'll get something.
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