Losing Me Is Your Greatest Loss in Life

When we were dating, Ian was very nice to me.

He always reminded me many things like a housekeeper.

In the summer, I didn't have to squeeze into the cafeteria for lunch. He would go and get me food despite the smell of sweat from my classmates.

We found a quiet, shaded place and ate and chatted.

I never told him what I didn't like to eat.

But after a few meals, he got the hang of my taste.

He looked serious and slightly condemned me.

"Paisley, why are you so picky about food? You should eat more meat! Girls shouldn't only eat vegetables. It's not good for your health.

"Don't deliberately avoid meat just to keep your figure. Your figure is perfect. I like it."

But I felt sweet in my heart.

He always treated everything seriously.

In my eyes, he was just a serious, sophisticated, taciturn cool guy.

Every time I had my period, I was shy and didn't want him around.

But he couldn't be driven away. He cooked for me and went to the supermarket to buy hygiene products for me.

His thoughtfulness always made me feel warm inside.

I had always been curious about what kind of family could raise such an outstanding man.

However, strangely, every time I asked about his family, Ian's face changed.

"I don't want to talk to you about my family. If you trust me, don't ask me about that in the future."

He thought I was worrying about the future.

Therefore, he told me over and over again.

"Paisley, I'm not the kind of person who relies on my family. No matter what my family situation is, with my ability, I will definitely let you live a good life in the future!

"We will graduate in two years. Give me three years. I will make enough money to marry you. I will never let you down."

I wanted to explain to him that I didn't care about his family.

I knew that his family was not rich. And it was like a sharp knife that pierced his chest from time to time.

"I know you're not that kind of girl. You're always so kind and beautiful."

Before I could say anything, Ian spoke first.

I always thought that Ian reacted so strongly because he was afraid that others would say that he came from a poor family.

But later, I found out the real reason.