"Which girl isn't sensitive? To be told face to face by the person you've liked for over ten years, in a cold and firm voice, 'never loved you.' If I didn't cry on the spot, it counts as me being strong."
In the middle of the night, Daisy Grant held a purple shell in her palm, tucked her head under the blankets, and sobbed softly.
Meanwhile, Dawn Sutherland was focused on his work in the study, unaware of how many tears this girl he loved had shed for him, how much she had sacrificed.
But years later, when Dawn stood at the pinnacle of the business world, becoming one of City C's most successful entrepreneurs, a reporter asked during an interview, "Mr. Sutherland, what do you think is your greatest success?"
In his forties, Dawn was increasingly composed and gentle, and clearly stated for all the reporters, "My greatest success is marrying my wife."
The reporter chuckled, "And on your successful journey, who was your most important benefactor?"
