Japanese female writer urban novel series -- You Will Definitely Cry

Author: [Japan] Yoko Matsuoka
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Beauty is her weapon. She takes what she wants with it, taking it for granted, until one day her grandmother suffers from Alzheimer's disease, her father goes bankrupt, and the family and workplace no longer align with her inner gears. She uses her youth and beauty as a weapon, taking what she wants with it, taking it for granted, until one day the grandmother she idolizes suffers from Alzheimer's and is admitted to the hospital, needing care. Her father goes bankrupt and becomes a vegetable, her mother sells all her property and rents a small apartment, and she has no choice but to forcibly move into her ex-boyfriend's house to make a living. At this point, she realizes the hardships of life and starts planning to tie down an intern doctor to earn a long-term meal ticket for her future. The doctor has not yet expressed his feelings, when she hears that her ex-boyfriend has been infected with AIDS. Fearing the disease, she wants to commit suicide. Fortunately, the ugly nurse who takes care of her grandmother gives her timely support and help. Previously, she had sneered at the nurse's ugliness and even fought with her. Finally, the doctor finally proposed to her, but she deliberately said the test results were positive because at this point, she and the ugly nurse who deeply loved the doctor had already developed a friendship. I don't know if anyone believes it, but only after crying, laughing, waiting, resenting, and going through it all does true love begin. No matter how many vows of eternal love there are, no matter how deep the experience is, no matter if the person you stay with for life is the one you once deeply loved, true love is nothing more than a faint phrase: "Hold my hand, grow old with you."