He keeps talking about freedom and courage, and promotes that he travels the world alone regardless of the world, but he is actually a social baby who panics even when he goes out to buy bread, and does not even dare to meet the eyes of the opposite sex.
She is obsessed with the natural elegance of Fiamma, a nobleman, and the colorful life of traveling around the world, all of which dwarf her. Fiamma finally exposed the see-and-do that he had worked so hard to concoct.
She longed for Fiamma to tell her everything and become her own story. She preferred Fiamma and longed for all of Fiamma.
However, for women, love and jealousy never have a clear boundary.
The so-called continuation of the previous trip is nothing but a lie weaving in my mind while sitting on a bed in a small room.
Fiamma asked, "Why don't you leave? You can leave anytime."
She was stunned for a moment, and quickly put on a smile, "It's for the girls, when they leave, I should go."
She was so lonely that she had nothing but the girls. It was her own dependence that made her unable to move an inch. She knows best that everyone has long been abandoned, their flames have long been extinguished, and no one can leave.
But Di, carrying a dream, embarked on a journey.
Don't say it, do!
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