Pursue your own courage~

In the beginning, the heroine was a poor woman who was divorced inexplicably and lost her mother's inheritance to repair the house. Those who can't laugh are living in the divorce apartment, surrounded by people who have been tortured by the divorce for years and cannot sleep peacefully. Finally, the hostess decided that this kind of life was terrible. He followed the advice of a friend to travel to Italy. This was indeed a step for change, but more unexpectedly, the hostess decided to buy an old house that had only seen advertisements on the side of the road. Completely change the way of life, from the United States to Italy. Of course, the heroine's career as a writer also gives this decision a certain degree of convenience.
In life, we rarely have such courage to work hard. In the face of love, career, and ideals, there are always so many practical limitations that block the pace of change. He knew that he should cherish the opportunity, but he still missed the opportunity because of his cowardice. Although there are more and more things that make me regret, I still haven't been able to bring enough courage in exchange for a desperate struggle. The old house bought by the hostess with almost all the money also went through a long period of renovation before it could live in again. It's hard to meet a man I like, but after living for a few months, I find that he already has someone else.
What about this? I am no longer who I was yesterday. I regained self-confidence and friends who can laugh. At the end, a new man was arranged for the heroine, maybe this time I can be happy.
I like this line very much: (The English version is more fluent, and the heroine’s voice is also beautiful)
Today is the purchase day in Cortona Town. The whole square is a big gathering, everyone can come. Everything converges in the center of the world. You might want to laugh, but you still can't help thinking that these Italians know how to have fun better than we do. I ate the grapes I bought, and the purple sweetness melted in my mouth. I can even smell purple. I wish I could stay longer, but the bell reminded me of the time. It is the bell of "Ding Ding Dong", not "Ding Ding Dong". Hope you can be here too.
Although it was too hypocritical by the man next to her, it was at this moment that the heroine began to feel that Tuscany was so beautiful and wanted to stay longer.

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