Always in Love with You

With the lunch box in her hand, Avril sat next to Polly and took a look at the dishes on her plate. She said unkindly, "Wow, you're losing weight, or you ate too much last night?"

All the dishes in her plate were vegetable, fried with green vegetable, mushroom, shredded potato and sweet and sour cabbage.

"Don't talk nonsense!" "The fact is I didn't work this month. I don't have enough food."

Avril put one fish in her plate to her plate and said, "ask for more, your family can afford you."

It was true. When Polly was young, her parents divorced and her mother married a young boss. Her stepfather was a nice person. He treated her as if she were his biological daughter. Although her family was not very rich, it was okay to support her to go to college.

But her half sister has autism, and it costs a lot of money for treatment every year. As a kindhearted person, her stepfather often donated money to projects and children in poor mountainous areas. She felt that it was not easy for her stepfather to bear the burden on her.

Because her mother had been changed, she had been very considerate since she was a child and never spent money at will.

Since last year, she began to work to earn living expenses. She had saved the money and bought her a variety of toys and assist in treatment.

They were a family. Polly wanted to make her efforts to help her sister. She hoped that her sister could get better one day.

made her heart ache. How could such a lovely and beautiful child get

work just because

the first place and lost her appetite when

chopsticks, "Avril, I just got a chance to have a meal quietly, can you stop mentioning that man? To be

and him?" Not knowing what was happening, Hal put the lunch box on the table and huddled with them at

of her classmates on the nearby table had heard the conversation between her and Avril, and all looked curiously

she knew, it was not appropriate to

chops into the plate in front of Polly

sour spareribs in her plate,

her grandpa. In order to continue her education and living expense, she worked several times and didn't have a rest on holidays. She was so frugal that she had to save money to buy braised fish for the first time.

was so weak that

so lucky to have such good

and Avril liked reading magazine under the cherry tree in their campus. Although

poem to sick that both of them

sentimentality, had come without invitation. With a magazine in his hand, Hal walked