Little woman Haru. 2, In love.

Author: Li Zhenyi
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
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?? A stylish and cool South Korean web novel, ranked on the 2005 South Korean Top 10 Bestselling Books list, a classic that moved millions online.
??? A stylish and cool South Korean web novel, ranked on the 2005 South Korean Top 10 Bestselling Books list, a classic that moved millions online.
??? The little girl Haru, with wide eyes and a sense of wonder, is back!
??? Her vibrant, resilient face, never giving up in the face of difficulties, is once again before us.
??? Haru has married the one she loves, starting anew with her own hands, nurturing her love nest, and creating beauty—beginning her brand-new life. This ordinary girl who dreams and believes in love is gradually moving closer to her dreams.
??? At first, I thought, even if I just watched you every day, I would be the happiest person in the world.
??? Later, I thought, being given the chance to be good to you by heaven was the greatest fortune in my life.
??? Then, I don’t know when it started, I too wanted to be good to you, just as much as I had given to you.
??? If I call you, I hope at some point, I too can suddenly receive your greeting.
??? If I show up on time for our meeting, I also hope you won’t be late.
??? In that moment, I suddenly realized that I also cared about all of this.
??? A beautifully illustrated Haru notebook is included with the book.
??? Is this love? Is this love? If I’ve loved you, I’m sorry, but it’s not that I don’t like you. I thought the past was already behind us, but it seems I haven’t forgotten that person.
For me, my career is the most important thing. I don’t want you to suffer. I don’t know who I really like, and I don’t know when I’ll be able to sort out my feelings. Can you wait for me? Let’s stay like siblings as before! I love you very much, but I think you’ll be happier if you meet someone better than me. Actually, I’ve always seen you as a good friend.
If I’ve loved, if my heart has already left, I must end it decisively. To find excuses or give false hope will only hurt the other person’s heart again.
A friend abandoned says: "I feel like I’ve been abandoned. Why is this happening?" I really want to tell her, "No one can abandon you—only you can abandon yourself."
Loving oneself is strange. If he likes me and actively pursues me, once we start dating, I’m always the one who gets dumped. Why? And this isn’t the first time it’s happened.
When I didn’t like him, he seemed willing to give his life for me. But gradually, I fell for him, and he began to waver.
At first, I didn’t think he was very good. I had rejected him, even abandoned him, but slowly, I was moved by his persistence. The more I interacted with him, the more important he became in my eyes. I gradually fell in love with everything about him. If he didn’t like something, I wouldn’t do it. I often read his mood, afraid he wouldn’t like what I did to help others.