Lovesickness: You're My Medicine

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n the biggest hotel downtown. T

lina barely

ate if she didn't come. It would be more inap

dragged to meet some uncles and aunts. She had never seen these people before, but she had to be held by hands and tried to greet others, including Ella's 80 year old mother. The old lady held her hand, bu

ed next month. The man is particular about it, so he didn't come tonight. W

'Oh my God! Couldn't you

d said, "Come with me to

"Oh, my God! You are going to get married, but yo

she was a child... Well, it's not dull. It is reading books, rig

ood job. Have you bought a house? " Th

ried next month? Have

les are you g

invited

e price did th

to be too good. Her moth

ars ago. How could that time compare with now?' She grabbed her f

k about my marriage all the time? It's none of t

off the engagement, the whole relatives would talk about it in de

od, she still managed to run out of the

but now it was closed, leaving only an empty glass corridor. The soun

nusual peace here. Especially when the glass window door was

n't help clo

'm at my aunt's wedding now. Well, le

just like the voice of a radio DJ, and

es. She turned her head quickly and b