Chapter 621 Finale
After Miyamoto Shunichi left the bedroom, Miyamoto Kentaro stretched out his hands to grab Miyamoto Miki's hands. His eyes were full of tenderness and affection.
Miki Miyamoto was deeply surprised by his sudden behavior and said: "What are you doing?"
Kentaro Miyamoto said emotionally: "After so many years, the wedding I promised you has never been held. For this reason, you don't ask or make trouble."
Miki Miyamoto once said: "Only marriage can prove that we are husband and wife, and wedding is just a ceremony.
Being with a rich brother like you, if you don't have status as a woman, it's the same as being kept. I don't want to be that kind of woman. "
Kentaro Miyamoto asked pointedly: "Don't you want to wear that white wedding dress?"
Miki Miyamoto said without telling a lie: "I want to, but I don't want to. Even if we hold a wedding, your mother and your sister will most likely not be there.
At that time, it would be better to maintain the status quo than to become someone else's gossip. It's really stupid to insist on doing something like this when the gain outweighs the loss.
Everything I can think of, you can think of too. This is also something that we tacitly agree on and are unwilling to take the initiative to mention. "
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled slightly and said, "You should know the general picture."
Miki Miyamoto suddenly realized that he was a little abnormal today and said: "Why did you remember to tell me this matter? Is it possible that you feel that you owe me something in your conscience?"
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled and changed the topic: "I just had a whim. I asked myself, I am completely worthy of you.
I not only love you, but I also love you to the extent that I love you all the time. Whether it's your parents, or your sister and brother, I've taken great care of them. "
Miki Miyamoto nodded and acknowledged that what he said was true: "My family, to be precise, Reina and Daishi are really a headache, and they are really causing trouble for you."
Kentaro Miyamoto pointedly pointed out: "Actually, it doesn't matter. After all, it is human nature. If it were me, I would do the same thing. I am lucky enough to meet you in this life. It is not in vain that I have come to this world." .”
Miki Miyamoto didn't like what he said: "You said it as if we were parting from life or death. Our days together are still long!"
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled playfully and said: "Let's work harder and have more children. Now, Hideki-san has surpassed me."
Miki Miyamoto broke away from his hands and said, "Why are you becoming so immoral again?"
Kentaro Miyamoto defended: "No, absolutely not."
Miki Miyamoto rolled her eyes and said, "It would be weird if you didn't. Don't I know you well?"
Kentaro Miyamoto asked directly: "Are you willing to have more children with me?"
Miki Miyamoto suddenly felt shy and said: "Children are the best gift God gives to couples. A gift like this is not something you can have as much as you want.
If it is specifically for the purpose of having many children, it is no different than domestic animals. Let nature take its course, that is the best choice. "
Kentaro Miyamoto agreed with her thoughts and said: "I think so too. However, I am worried that Junichi is too lonely?"
Miki Miyamoto smiled knowingly and said: "He won't be lonely? Isn't there Yami? Parents who feel that a child is lonely often start from their own subjective thoughts and do not really represent the child's true wishes. Junyi is still young and doesn't understand some things yet. When he grows up, he will understand the importance of private property. Do you think he will be willing to share it with his younger brothers and sisters from the bottom of his heart?
Human nature is inherently selfish. You can't imagine Junichi becoming a moral model. This in itself is impractical. What worries me most is that he is not competent..."
Kentaro Miyamoto interrupted before she finished speaking: "You just think too much. As the saying goes, children and grandchildren will have their own blessings. Having more children does theoretically give you more choices.
However, this does not guarantee that among several children, there must be outstanding ones. On the one hand, they are all mediocre, on the other hand, they are all excellent. If only one child is outstanding, it will be easier to make choices and decisions.
The most fearful thing is not that the first situation will happen, but that the second situation will happen. The former generally have a tendency to do things three or four in order to prove their excellence.
After allowing them to experience several more failures or a major failure, many of them will still turn around and realize that their abilities are limited, so they can keep their own personal land in a down-to-earth manner.
As for the latter, it is always difficult to escape the law that one mountain cannot tolerate two tigers. Internal fighting is much more dangerous than invasion by foreign enemies. That's what self-destruction means. "
Miki Miyamoto urged: "How long do you plan to stay in bed?"
Kentaro Miyamoto did not stand up and said: "Why are you anxious? This does not prevent us from chatting. The two of us talking calmly like this are becoming less and less common than in the past."
Miki Miyamoto asked calmly: "What else do you want to talk to me about?"
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled and said: "You can talk about anything you want. Even if it's about soap operas, it's okay."
Miki Miyamoto said with a half-smile, "I think you are still too idle."
Kentaro Miyamoto pointed out: “In the past, depression was regarded as a disease of wealth, because this disease generally only appeared in people who were either rich or noble.
At that time, it was believed that these people were too busy and had nothing to do, which is why they got this disease. Therefore, it is true that rich people are not necessarily happy.
However, in today's modern society, depression has appeared in varying degrees among people of all social classes. This disease cannot be cured at all.
Sickness is also temporary. If it gets better one day, there will be no sign at all, just as quietly as it came and went quietly. "
Miki Miyamoto said seriously: "Then why is the mortality rate so high?"
Kentaro Miyamoto hit the nail on the head: "Because once you get sick, life will be worse than death. Especially for patients with severe depression, the personal experience is the strongest."
Miyamoto Miki was too lazy to talk to him about the yes and no. She suddenly stood up and walked out without saying anything.
Miyamoto Kentaro, who was left alone in the bedroom, realized that the essence of life is like this, and it has never really changed from beginning to end. Whether you are happy or unhappy, whether you like it or not, you have to continue.
Some people will come, some people will leave...the cycle repeats day after day, much the same. I also have to continue in this kind of life until my death.
(End of this chapter)
After Miyamoto Shunichi left the bedroom, Miyamoto Kentaro stretched out his hands to grab Miyamoto Miki's hands. His eyes were full of tenderness and affection.
Miki Miyamoto was deeply surprised by his sudden behavior and said: "What are you doing?"
Kentaro Miyamoto said emotionally: "After so many years, the wedding I promised you has never been held. For this reason, you don't ask or make trouble."
Miki Miyamoto once said: "Only marriage can prove that we are husband and wife, and wedding is just a ceremony.
Being with a rich brother like you, if you don't have status as a woman, it's the same as being kept. I don't want to be that kind of woman. "
Kentaro Miyamoto asked pointedly: "Don't you want to wear that white wedding dress?"
Miki Miyamoto said without telling a lie: "I want to, but I don't want to. Even if we hold a wedding, your mother and your sister will most likely not be there.
At that time, it would be better to maintain the status quo than to become someone else's gossip. It's really stupid to insist on doing something like this when the gain outweighs the loss.
Everything I can think of, you can think of too. This is also something that we tacitly agree on and are unwilling to take the initiative to mention. "
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled slightly and said, "You should know the general picture."
Miki Miyamoto suddenly realized that he was a little abnormal today and said: "Why did you remember to tell me this matter? Is it possible that you feel that you owe me something in your conscience?"
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled and changed the topic: "I just had a whim. I asked myself, I am completely worthy of you.
I not only love you, but I also love you to the extent that I love you all the time. Whether it's your parents, or your sister and brother, I've taken great care of them. "
Miki Miyamoto nodded and acknowledged that what he said was true: "My family, to be precise, Reina and Daishi are really a headache, and they are really causing trouble for you."
Kentaro Miyamoto pointedly pointed out: "Actually, it doesn't matter. After all, it is human nature. If it were me, I would do the same thing. I am lucky enough to meet you in this life. It is not in vain that I have come to this world." .”
Miki Miyamoto didn't like what he said: "You said it as if we were parting from life or death. Our days together are still long!"
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled playfully and said: "Let's work harder and have more children. Now, Hideki-san has surpassed me."
Miki Miyamoto broke away from his hands and said, "Why are you becoming so immoral again?"
Kentaro Miyamoto defended: "No, absolutely not."
Miki Miyamoto rolled her eyes and said, "It would be weird if you didn't. Don't I know you well?"
Kentaro Miyamoto asked directly: "Are you willing to have more children with me?"
Miki Miyamoto suddenly felt shy and said: "Children are the best gift God gives to couples. A gift like this is not something you can have as much as you want.
If it is specifically for the purpose of having many children, it is no different than domestic animals. Let nature take its course, that is the best choice. "
Kentaro Miyamoto agreed with her thoughts and said: "I think so too. However, I am worried that Junichi is too lonely?"
Miki Miyamoto smiled knowingly and said: "He won't be lonely? Isn't there Yami? Parents who feel that a child is lonely often start from their own subjective thoughts and do not really represent the child's true wishes. Junyi is still young and doesn't understand some things yet. When he grows up, he will understand the importance of private property. Do you think he will be willing to share it with his younger brothers and sisters from the bottom of his heart?
Human nature is inherently selfish. You can't imagine Junichi becoming a moral model. This in itself is impractical. What worries me most is that he is not competent..."
Kentaro Miyamoto interrupted before she finished speaking: "You just think too much. As the saying goes, children and grandchildren will have their own blessings. Having more children does theoretically give you more choices.
However, this does not guarantee that among several children, there must be outstanding ones. On the one hand, they are all mediocre, on the other hand, they are all excellent. If only one child is outstanding, it will be easier to make choices and decisions.
The most fearful thing is not that the first situation will happen, but that the second situation will happen. The former generally have a tendency to do things three or four in order to prove their excellence.
After allowing them to experience several more failures or a major failure, many of them will still turn around and realize that their abilities are limited, so they can keep their own personal land in a down-to-earth manner.
As for the latter, it is always difficult to escape the law that one mountain cannot tolerate two tigers. Internal fighting is much more dangerous than invasion by foreign enemies. That's what self-destruction means. "
Miki Miyamoto urged: "How long do you plan to stay in bed?"
Kentaro Miyamoto did not stand up and said: "Why are you anxious? This does not prevent us from chatting. The two of us talking calmly like this are becoming less and less common than in the past."
Miki Miyamoto asked calmly: "What else do you want to talk to me about?"
Kentaro Miyamoto smiled and said: "You can talk about anything you want. Even if it's about soap operas, it's okay."
Miki Miyamoto said with a half-smile, "I think you are still too idle."
Kentaro Miyamoto pointed out: “In the past, depression was regarded as a disease of wealth, because this disease generally only appeared in people who were either rich or noble.
At that time, it was believed that these people were too busy and had nothing to do, which is why they got this disease. Therefore, it is true that rich people are not necessarily happy.
However, in today's modern society, depression has appeared in varying degrees among people of all social classes. This disease cannot be cured at all.
Sickness is also temporary. If it gets better one day, there will be no sign at all, just as quietly as it came and went quietly. "
Miki Miyamoto said seriously: "Then why is the mortality rate so high?"
Kentaro Miyamoto hit the nail on the head: "Because once you get sick, life will be worse than death. Especially for patients with severe depression, the personal experience is the strongest."
Miyamoto Miki was too lazy to talk to him about the yes and no. She suddenly stood up and walked out without saying anything.
Miyamoto Kentaro, who was left alone in the bedroom, realized that the essence of life is like this, and it has never really changed from beginning to end. Whether you are happy or unhappy, whether you like it or not, you have to continue.
Some people will come, some people will leave...the cycle repeats day after day, much the same. I also have to continue in this kind of life until my death.
(End of this chapter)
