Life is short, we should live now. That's exactly what I've been trying to do. Sometimes I might have expected from the beginning that the ending might end, but regret it instead of missing it (after all, I know I will regret it) rather live in the present
I really can't pick out the attributes of the heroine. She is elegant, beautiful, generous, sincere, and high-quality. I appreciate Lea's attitude towards life, love, and herself. She works hard to take care of herself. She knows how to let it go, she just got to the heat and when Cheri came back she was overwhelmed like a teenage girl (oh no, she's a teenage girl actually) After a little rest, she returned to her graceful posture and then she realized that she was no longer young She can't be so reckless anymore I saw her panic flashed by, she was afraid, she was surprised, but she was also very mature, she respected his choice, she gave up the struggle, she knew it was all in vain, she used the gesture of a mature woman choose the most suitable way
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Back to Cheri, after all, she is too young too simple Does he really love her? Is it love derived from lack of maternal love or true love between men and women? There's no doubt that he's really moved. I don't know. I saw that he was very conflicted. When he couldn't find Lea, he was crazy. He was injured like a child. He even bears the pain of the rest of his life, but if he doesn't care, if he doesn't love, how can he come back? He's really contradictory
Does he love her? Maybe he finally understood when the bullet passed through and took away the last breath.
She is smart.
Love has no age. It is rare to meet a true love. I have watched so many love movies. I only hope that when faced with a choice, under the premise of true love and worthiness, I can be reckless, don't keep silent, and don't be the person who does nothing
Even if it's not a happy ending, at least you really worked hard for it. Who knows if tomorrow will be the end of the world. Maybe tomorrow a cannonball can make you die. Maybe today is the last night. You really don't know when life will start with you. A big joke to send you to heaven and then drag you to hell
What's happier than being around someone you love?
After all, life is hard enough.
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