Since childhood, Valentine Teller has longed for a family; Mark Reed can't give her that, and she doesn't hope for anything from him.
Leaving is the best choice.
Thinking of Turstin Muller's gentleness, she feels very happy.
A woman should marry someone who loves her more. Don't blame her for being realistic, or for not understanding love; she simply cannot and dares not love.
Not seeking grand passions or earth-shattering moments, it is the calm and gentle affection that is the truest state.
After work, as Valentine Teller walked out of the company, Turstin Muller was already waiting there.
He smiled and held her hand tightly, gently asking, "Are you tired today?"
With his concern, she didn't feel tired; her heart felt sweet, and even her smile was sweet.
Having just hung up his father's call, Turstin Muller felt conflicted.
Tomorrow is his brother's wedding day, and he doesn't want to go.
But his father insists that he must go, after all, it's a big day.
