Some people are busy living, some are busy dying, and some can't die. Emotional actress, who does not eat the fireworks in the world, and is as light as an elf who has fallen into the world. A blow will lead to death and life, a little encouragement will be high-spirited, and a love will not care about everything. The easiest thing to live is her, all emotions are written on the face, engraved in the singing. The struggling female typist is naturally beautiful and self-reliant. On the one hand, she wants to cleanse her body and sustain her life, but on the other hand, she has to bend for money and endure a middle-aged greasy old man. Baron knows his eyes and knows the bead. He calls her funny one. Yeah, the ends are wobbly, isn't it just funny? The typist knew he was Baron eagerly looking forward to the date. Knowing that he is short of money, he is still in love. The little clerk who was seriously ill and worked hard and saved his money all his life decided to spend his last time in the hotel. He was spending money, gambling and dancing, and tit-for-tat the previous boss who was aloof. Adhering to the principle of right words, the beauty finally went to Paris accompanied by the beauty. An industrial magnate who makes rags, a pedantic, boring and stubborn middle-aged greasy man. Marry a wealthy wife, everything will be under the direction of his father-in-law. I always thought I was upright, until I was forced to abandon the principle of despair. Once a principle is broken, the next step is to burst a dyke and prepare to derail. You think that you are superior, you are just an ordinary person. Every employee wants to say this to the boss. The doctor who lives in the hotel all the year round, the war has left indelible scars on his mind and body. He is not short of money, and he does not love money. He is used to seeing people coming and going, ebb and flow, he is not excited He didn't expose it, he just watched, as if the ubiquitous destiny and time, watching everyone come and go in this world, life and death, love and hate parting.
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