Chapter 415

Fanny gave Diana a sufficiently objective opinion. "They both have their own merits." Indeed. Oliver was as warm as the sun, while Julian was as cold as the moon. Both the sun and moon had their own good and bad. No one could tell the difference. Each had its own brightness and cunning. Only... This moon and sun both didn't belong to Diana. "You're good too," Diana said, suddenly changing the topic as she turned to Fanny. "You're like a star." Fanny was amused by Diana's serious comparison and teased, "If so, what are you?" At this point, Oliver had reached the car door. Fanny pushed the door open with her foot lazily, then looked at Diana again, anticipating her answer. Diana thought for a long time before finally saying, "I'm duckweed." She was a duckweed without roots. Initially, she thought Julian would be her salvation, someone she could lean on for the rest of her life. But in the end, she was left with only herself. The sorrow on her face was so obvious that Oliver