The first line of the movie "Raging" takes place in the metropolis Tokyo and should be liked by many people.
Because wife Satoshi Kiki is so dazzling here, and Ayano Tatsuya 's eyes inside are really full of temperament.
wife Satoshi Kiki plays an elite white-collar worker in an advertising company, arrogant and vicious, playing life.
In theory, mature men who have lived in big cities for a long time should theoretically not have much expectations for pure love, and they are even more unwilling to entrust their feelings to others easily.
But he was very attentive to a little su who was brought back from a pornographic place and took him home. He knew that when Xiaosu spent the day working hours in the park, he even gave him the key to the house.
This period should be the best time for them to have a relationship. He took him to see his mother. In Gu Amo's words, he would use his tongue to sway the other person's mouth every day.
asked him if he wanted to be buried with him after his death. This way of confessing is very novel.
Until the male protagonist met Xiaoshou and other girls drinking coffee on the street, and was chatting with a smile.
He began to suspicion and questioned the other party with his stinky tongue, causing Xiaoshou to run away from home. Later, he saw a search warrant on TV and suspected whether his lover was the suspect. One day, a policeman called him and scared him. He said on the phone that he didn't know his lover and threw all his luggage out of the house.
Later he met the girl who was drinking coffee with Xiaoshou. After sitting down and chatting, he found out that Xiaoshou had a long-term heart disease and had died. And the police phone call that day informed him to claim it.
After hearing this, the male protagonist remembered that day he asked Xiaoshou whether to be buried together after his death. Xiaoshou said that it doesn’t matter where he is buried, he just wants to be with you.
He cried on the streets of Tokyo, "I finally lost you, in the crowded crowd."
OK, finally I have to learn a sentence of Japanese
"First じてくれてありがとう"
Thank you for believing me.
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