When young Natalie asked him if he had ever thought about getting married or having children, he said never. What about getting old? Answer: "My grandfather and grandmother are both in nursing homes, and my parents are also in nursing homes. I think I will go there in the future." At this time, Ryan had already strayed from the trajectory of normal life in the eyes of others. It seems that his whole life is work, and his family and family are very unfamiliar to him. He was afraid of living at home for the few thirty days a year.
The younger sister is suddenly getting married, and the request is for Ryan to take a photo of the newlywed couple in various cities. The seemingly ridiculous photos became his homework at every stop. Two smiling heads were always exposed outside his suitcase, implying his busyness and reflecting his loneliness. Ryan was still shocked when he saw the photo map on the wall at the wedding site. They may not have the money to travel so much, but their happiness has spread to every corner. I suddenly thought of a word from a friend: I used to want to travel all over the world with the person I love, but now I know that as long as I am with the person I love, everywhere is the end of the world.
However, the sudden hesitation of my brother-in-law made my sister think of Ryan's specialties. It's true that Ryan's job is to persuade people to give up, but this time he has to persuade his prospective brother-in-law not to give up. "Everyone wants to get married and want to have children." These words he didn't believe in himself began to instill in his brother-in-law. But as soon as he was questioned, he himself began to shake, it turned out that he had always been alone. However, the idea of growing old alone made my brother-in-law accept his advice.
When he gave a speech again, Ryan stopped talking abruptly. He heard the call of love and had the urge to take root. Unfortunately, when he was desperate, what he saw was a terrible reality. Others have their own lives, and his life is only blue sky, destined to be lonely.
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