I suddenly remembered what my wife and I said that day: One morning, when you get up, everything is still the same, but there is no me you love. At that time, what kind of heartache should you be.
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How will I face my lover when I leave
Leonor 2022-09-23 05:36:32
Actually it's not a good movie. The whole thing tends to be tedious and boring, and my distaste for the thriller itself makes the burnt women and vomited kids so botched. Last chat at school and Cole said we were pretending to see each other tomorrow and I started to realize that Mike wasn't there anymore, of course, I still didn't think it was new, maybe it was something like Boxing Club, Inseparable, Beautiful Mind or something Too many, and such a screenwriter begins to feel that there is nothing ingenious about it. But at the last moment, I was moved by the sadness of love. He had always loved his wife, but suddenly found himself gone. What kind of heartbreak should I feel at this moment.
I suddenly remembered what my wife and I said that day: One morning, when you get up, everything is still the same, but there is no me you love. At that time, what kind of heartache should you be.
I suddenly remembered what my wife and I said that day: One morning, when you get up, everything is still the same, but there is no me you love. At that time, what kind of heartache should you be.
Extended Reading
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Cole Sear: You know the accident up there?
Lynn Sear: Yeah.
Cole Sear: Someone got hurt.
Lynn Sear: They did?
Cole Sear: A lady. She died.
Lynn Sear: Oh, my god. What, you can see her?
Cole Sear: Yes.
Lynn Sear: Where is she?
Cole Sear: Standing next to my window.
Lynn Sear: Cole, you're scaring me.
Cole Sear: They scare me too sometimes.
Lynn Sear: They?
Cole Sear: Ghosts.
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Cole Sear: Grandma says hi.
[Lynn looks up sharply]
Cole Sear: She says she's sorry for taking the bumblebee pendant. She just likes it a lot.