The moment
he found that R turned back, he really held on tightly, as if he would never let go
, and naively began to look forward to their future life
. Like venting his anger, he expressed his willingness to change, and he was willing to make his own efforts for a relationship.
In short, Patrick just thought of Kevin and felt that everything was too unfair to him. After all, he still loves him, and there is no him in
these fantastic futures.
The pessimist's point of view looks at Patrick's series of reactions - remorse, confusion, epiphany. . . Maybe, still go the same way.
As the notary said, every part of us has something to do with something that came before, every part is.
But, what does that matter?
Before getting the certificate, A said to P:
I love him, and he loves me.
So whats the worst that could happen?
It doesn't work out, It doesn't work out. But, at least we tried.
Doris is wrong, Misery is the keynote of life. It will never pass.
Life is restarting every day to
escape, face it, and be happy.
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