His love for her has never been a man's possession of a woman, but only the purest admiration and love.
But he still cried, crying bitterly.
Because she was no longer alone, and with the company of others by her side, he could no longer stay by her side.
He knew full well that if he stayed, she would be hurt.
There is no husband who wants to see a man walking after his wife, no.
People outside will also say that she is not, and use all kinds of ugly words to describe her like an angel, and they have never had one-ten-thousandth of his tolerance and love for her.
So he decided to leave and leave the place.
The beautiful angel has no followers from the little beasts of hell, she will not have any effect, she is still a beautiful angel.
But he left her, and his life had no joy and no singing, and he was going back to that dark hell with no light.
But he didn't mind.
As long as she's happy, he doesn't mind.
Yes.
He just wants her to be happy.
Carefully folding the square scarf in his hand, this was his most precious treasure, he gently put it back into his pocket for fear of getting dirty and breaking, and looked back at the courtyard overgrown with tall red roses that could hardly see the path.
He was reluctant to give up, and he was extremely reluctant.
But eventually turned around and left the place.
It wasn't until the next day that she received a farewell email from Karen that she knew Karen was gone.
Cullen told her in an email that he had gone to Australia.
He said that he didn't want to continue being a businessman, and that he wanted to live a clean life on the farm he bought, so that she didn't miss him too much.
She was frightened by the sudden news.
It wasn't unacceptable for Karen to leave her company to live the life she wanted, but it was too sudden. calmed down in front of the computer and felt that Karen was an adult, and it was his own right to choose how she wanted, and she had no right to interfere whether she wanted to give it up or not.
So she didn't reply to any words urging Karen not to leave, only replied to the email asking Karen to choose what he liked, and if he wanted to come back one day, she would receive him at any time.
She also asked for Karen's address, saying that if she went to Australia one day, she would go over to visit him who had become a farmer.
However, there was no reply.
After a week of no reply, Cullen seemed to have evaporated from her life.
As a friend, she was so worried that she kept calling and emailing Karen to find out if he was safe.
Eventually, in the evening, I received a reply from Karen.
Cullen told her in the email that he had arrived safely, but that he had no internet access, and that he would only be able to reply to her emails when he went to the city, and that Cullen did not tell her the address.
She didn't know why Cullen didn't tell her his address, he used to like to tell her interesting things about what happened to her.
But knowing that Cullen was safe, she was at ease.
She won't know, she will never know the torment and pain of this parting.
As for her father.
Her father had been discharged from the hospital two days earlier.
She took her father back to the house, and when he first learned that they had reconciled, he almost fainted, angrily asking her why he was with his enemy.
She said a lot of good things about him, including his willingness to walk into her trap in order not to let her live in pain, including other touching things he did for her. oshow7 t1706231537: