Women are born for love, and love is what they strive for all their lives and enjoy it. Of course, there is pain, but it is only a small stone on the way forward.
Mirabelle came to LA alone. She was just an ordinary girl in the vast traffic flow. The bustling work environment during the day and the quiet and deserted room at night were no less than the stimulation of adrenaline for men. Therefore, when Jeremy had just When she appeared, she already had a plan. If it wasn't for this fool who regarded dating as a performance art, he would have already embraced the beauty. But it doesn't matter, there are still opportunities, but thank you for the contribution of garbage sorting to this.
But soon a good man appeared, elegant, solemn, poised and thoughtful, a typical image of a good man, and the most important thing was that this man had the money to invite her to a movie, not a movie theater. Of course she's not Bridget Jones, and the good things that fall from the sky are not for everyone. Ray only seemed to be looking for a sex partner, but the man's temperament was irresistible, so she agreed. It is also true that Ray is really meticulous to Mirabelle. True love begins to breed between the two. Will there be lovers who end up getting married? There is a scene where Ray brings Mirabelle to a banquet, the women are chatting and laughing, and she can only sit silently beside her. She is out of tune with the upper class, plus the age gap, maybe Ray's decision is the right one, see you Better to forget.
Jeremy is just Mirabelle's replacement for her loneliness from beginning to end, and Mirabelle may love Ray all her life, to be precise.
There was a scene that impressed me deeply. Mirabelle saw an old couple walking past the counter holding hands. The old gentleman kissed each other from time to time. The happy eyes of the two made the woman who was waiting for love mesmerized. But what more than she is, isn't the love of "holding the hand of the child and growing old with the child" not the final fantasy of all of you and me?
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