Ian spoke in a deep and calm voice, which somehow made Cindy feel sad. Although she never got into a relationship herself, she could resonate with some of the feelings. After hesitating for some time, she said, “Humans are not only emotional creatures, but their emotions are also extensive.
Even if you missed out on the first person, you might meet someone you like even more. You might think that the first person was the right person for you, it doesn’t mean that the second person wouldn’t be a match. You’re the right person for each other as long as you love each other.”
Turning around with a serious expression, Ian stared at her for a long while. “How many relationships have you been in? You sounded rather experienced.”
Cindy couldn’t help but let out a chuckle. “Will you discredit what I said if I tell you that I’ve never been in a relationship?”
Arching his brow, Ian answered, “Your words make sense, but not a lot of people managed to have it figured out.”
Cindy nodded while she went on to say, “Talk is cheap though. I’ve never been in a relationship, but if I were to go through what you went through previously, I might fall into the same pit as you.” She was aware that it was easy to give advice, but if the same things ever befell on her, she wouldn’t be able to be as nonchalant about it. After that, she asked, “How is she doing now?”
With a nod, Ian replied, “Not bad. She got married and has a happy family.”
All of a sudden, it dawned on Cindy who the woman was.
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