Wanxia lowered her head, accompanying Pea at the amusement park for most of the day. Her long braided hair had come undone, with wisps falling over her forehead, and the warm yellow light cast a row of shadows on her cheeks.
All her emotions were hidden away completely, and she quietly said, "It's my fault."
Mrs. Gu patted Wanxia's hand, no longer the 'troublemaker' in front of her son, but with a loving demeanor, "When two people interact, there will always be friction. Shaozhi has never been in a serious relationship before; he's actually like you, learning to love slowly in this marriage, understanding what love truly is."
She enjoyed her fifties life. In truth, growing older doesn't have many advantages, only that certain things couldn't be understood when young.
Time and life experiences are needed to settle them.
She had suffered losses and regretted before, so she wanted the two kids to take fewer detours.
