After meeting my first love, I can't forget him. After the reunion, I shared a bed with my first love in the hotel.

After meeting my first love, I can't forget him. Because of my mother, I met my first boyfriend again. We even shared a room in the hotel. That night may be the happiest night after I separated from him, but we have separated and we have our own family. However, after meeting him, I can't forget my first love. What should I do?

The daughter knows the mother's pain. As long as I can remember, the quarrel between my parents seems to have never stopped. My father's rough temper and my mother's expression on Lacrimosa all day hung over my childhood memory. After such a painful life for several years, my parents divorced and I lived with my mother.

The mother's hatred for her father is from the heart. She doesn't allow her father to come to see me. She put all her efforts on me and was very strict with me when I was young. Fortunately, I am very smart. I got good grades all the way from primary school to middle school, and I didn't worry my mother too much. It was not until I went to college that I could feel my mother's growing love. This kind of love is everywhere, surrounding me and almost devouring my freedom. I also know that my mother has never planned to remarry for me, and she is willing to give up all happiness for me.

In college, I fell in love with my classmate Zi Hao. The green lawn on campus witnessed our vows of eternal love. We look forward to entering the marriage hall after graduation and creating an ideal life together.

Good hopes were soon dashed. Soon after I joined the work, my mother had already chosen the ideal son-in-law for me. On the issue of my daughter's marriage, my mother repeatedly reminded me that it is very important to choose the other half, and loyalty and kindness are the first, so that people can love you forever. Romance and rhetoric are short-lived and unreliable. Seeing that I was absent-minded, my mother insinuated that as a young man, I must obey the arrangement of my elders so as not to suffer a lifetime loss.