Chapter 7 — Full Moon In Milan

“Originally, Chau Chi Minh also had feelings for me, otherwise why would he and I prank Ha Tri Chi?” When he got sick, he would grab Chau Chi Minh's clothes. “I don't care, if you don't marry me, I'd rather die.” His parents looked at Ha Mieu Mieu's stubbornness to the point of being sick, and at first they thought of a way to help him fight. They looked for Chau Chi Minh time and time again, constantly advising, even using morality to coerce. "If it weren't for the engagement party, Ha Mieu Mieu would not have become like that." "After all, they are both our daughters, marrying anyone is not the same?" From the initial patient explanation, Chau Chi Minh gradually became paralyzed. So, late one night, he directly packed all his luggage and quit his job for the night. Chau Chi Minh deleted all contact methods, closed frequently used social network accounts, and quietly left the city. It was also at this moment that Chau Chi Minh suddenly realized. The act of running to Milan and touching myself earlier, in my eyes, was completely unsightly. After Chau Chi Minh left, Ha Mieu Mieu was no longer awake. His parents really couldn't bear it and finally sent him to a mental hospital. Another Mid-Autumn Festival year, my parents asked Kieu San to send me photos. The food on the table is cold then reheated, hot then cold again. They longed to be reunited with me. But I don't need it anymore. Alone in Milan, I cleaned the apartment and bought moon cakes for myself. No one used me for entertainment, nor did anyone force me to be generous and patient. I enjoy the peaceful days that belong to me, in a relaxed and happy mood. Those who do evil stay in the same place. The person who struggled has gone far away. Outside the window is a quiet street. The night sky is bright and clear. The full moon hangs high.