Rose in the wind

Author: Rose in the Wind
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This is a story about extramarital affairs. In the text, the male protagonist rarely appears—he either emerges suddenly or struggles to make an appearance. We only know he is married with a child, and nothing else is revealed about him. The female protagonist, however, suffers endlessly from longing, love that is intense yet tragic—she falls in love unprepared, facing a difficult extramarital affair. Love comes with beauty and lightness, but when it falls, it carries an unbearable weight for a lifetime. The female protagonist’s request is simple: she only asks to see the male protagonist one more time. Yet this seemingly simple request, the male protagonist cannot fulfill. His response is greatly unexpected, even brutally—cutting off all contact and no longer answering the female protagonist’s calls. Thus, the female protagonist is left with endless sorrow, her pain expressed line by line, turning the Rose Garden on the BBS into a sea of tears. Despite the "heartless" male protagonist, the female protagonist remains unwavering in her defense, longing, and remembrance of him.
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Author: Rose in the Wind
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This is a story about extramarital affairs. In the text, the male protagonist rarely appears—he either emerges suddenly or struggles to make an appearance. We only know he is married with a child, and nothing else is revealed about him. The female protagonist, however, suffers endlessly from longing, love that is intense yet tragic—she falls in love unprepared, facing a difficult extramarital affair. Love comes with beauty and lightness, but when it falls, it carries an unbearable weight for a lifetime. The female protagonist’s request is simple: she only asks to see the male protagonist one more time. Yet this seemingly simple request, the male protagonist cannot fulfill. His response is greatly unexpected, even brutally—cutting off all contact and no longer answering the female protagonist’s calls. Thus, the female protagonist is left with endless sorrow, her pain expressed line by line, turning the Rose Garden on the BBS into a sea of tears. Despite the "heartless" male protagonist, the female protagonist remains unwavering in her defense, longing, and remembrance of him.