Alan's longtime girlfriend, Cersei, suddenly disappears, and although the blood he draws helps Cersei pay off the blood tax share for face care and thigh shaping, Cersei claims that he can't stand him taking his job more seriously than himself.
Sehi believes that "workaholism" is also a serious betrayal.
Whenever Ellen came home, Cersei began to nag "why didn't this happen" and "why didn't that place go"...
Such a life made Alan panic, it was not the family life he imagined, he would rather go to work than come home to face her.
Cersei is not a stupid girl, and gradually she understands the fact that Ellen does not want to get married.
So, one morning, they went to the café for breakfast, and at the table, Cersei proposed to break up, and put the engagement ring on the table, turned around and left.
The next day, Ellen received a message that Sethi had helped him find a house on the top floor of the Golden Mansion and asked him to move out of her house as soon as possible, and the two were completely separated.
This is a fragment from the novel BloodHound by Italian science fiction writer Francisco Walso.
The novel fictionalizes a Rome that pays taxes in the form of blood draws, when blood donation became an illegal act and all blood draws were enforced by the "blood collection team".
Francisco Volso said that what he wrote was "not a story about blood", do not be confused by the appearance, and ask readers to carefully appreciate the deep meaning behind the story.
In fact, no matter how the rules change, problems between intimate relationships will always appear, but as long as you are willing to make concessions for the other party and are willing to use communication to solve them, you can find a new direction for the relationship.
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