Uncle Ox cast a faint glance at Lily Shaw, who sat with her head down, lost in thought, and said in a heavy tone, "Back then, she and I were both still so young. We felt that if being together didn't make us happy, we should just break up rashly. But after all these years, there's always been a regret hidden in my heart. I've wondered, if we hadn't separated back then, would we have found happiness together like so many other couples?"
"Later, I gradually figured it out—the real reason we ended up at that point. Besides the gap in our social statuses, the most important thing was that neither of us gave the other enough patience and tolerance. Lily, whether it's marriage or love, it all requires careful effort and management." When Uncle Ox finished saying this, he glanced at Lily Shaw, whose fists tensed and then relaxed, and said, "Lily, you understand what I'm trying to tell you, right?"
