Well finished. Lily is so beautiful.
It turns out that Catholics believe that pregnancy is sacred, abortion...religion and law...the male and female protagonists miss their puberty wildly, and they are crazy about each other. Well, maybe this is the legendary love and murder.
Alas, it's so good, with the addition of filters, background music, and a leap forward a few years later, the boring and trivial things become interesting and bright at once. Is it because of the movie? Or because I can only be amazed by the experience of the protagonist, unable to understand and truly empathize.
That kind of seaside cottage. Similar to "Love Through Time and Space" (not the name, I checked and found that the name was wrong for me). That's great, even better if you don't get rheumatoid arthritis in the future.
Beautiful women cry, beautiful eyebrows, beautiful eyelashes, beautiful eyes cry... they all feel bright and vibrant. It's a little regretful that the heroine didn't go to Boston to go to school. Alas, people who love each other in the world are really destined to be together, which is wonderful.
The red-haired heroine's sister and her friendship are also very good, they get along easily, and the heroine's father is a good person. The heroine still made my nose feel sore when I received a call from her mother. Halfway through the movie, it gave me a fairy tale feeling. Although it is not as "fairy tale" as "Edward Scissorhands", in general, it is a feast for the eyes . Lily plays a single mother, and the time span changes cannot be seen. All in all, it's a story about Snow White falling in love.
Kitty and Toby are also beautiful.
A long time ago, the head teacher of high school said that fate is a choice. Benefit from the choice, pay the bill, choose the right one by luck, and choose the wrong one if you are beyond the scope of your ability... Sometimes the answer is known in advance, even like the driver's license subject 1, write a question to tell you whether the answer is correct or not; Some are phased, some are open-ended. But life is not a test paper, no one is scoring, and there is no absolute standard answer. I can only try my best to make a good choice, and maybe there will be a time to rest.
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