She was inevitably a bit weary.
Trenton Smith. It was better to see him less.
Resentment, hatred, love apart, desires unmet. In the end, she couldn't really be that magnanimous. Loving someone, it was impossible not to have any possessiveness.
Not seeing him, thus the resentment born from not having him would also be less.
She looked down at the invitation.
But she couldn't let go of Trenton Smith.
She worried whether not letting go of Trenton would lead to regret.
Perhaps loving someone deeply was this helpless. Knowing she shouldn't, yet still unable to bear his future sorrow.
To love someone was to try one's utmost to hope for his betterment.
Norris Moore picked up the invitation again, Selina came over and asked, "Do you know her?"
As Norris walked indoors, she smiled and said, "I know her. We acted in the same movie, but we aren't very close."
