Daily book copying practice clock-in on the 190th day. Good evening friends! [Rose] [Rose] [Rose] continues to share a novel by Colombian writer García Márquez today

Daily book copying practice clock-in on the 190th day.

Good evening friends! [Rose] [Rose] [Rose]

Today we continue to share the novel by Colombian writer García Márquez, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature for "One Hundred Years of Solitude".

Aureliano II and lover Petra Cortez try their hard-earned money to satisfy Aureliano II's wife, Fernanda, both of whom they consider her their daughter in their hearts.

They always left the most for Fernanda, not out of guilt or kindness, but because they cared more about her comfort than themselves. Although neither of them knew it, they actually regarded Fernanda as their unwanted daughter, and even once willingly drank corn paste for three days in a row, just so that she could buy a Dutch tablecloth. ”