advice and persuasion may seem common but it stroke Margaret. Never in her life had she been greeted and cared about as sincerely. After all, the two became closely connected and before long Margaret agreed to date with Alma.
　　
　　We can hardly tell whether Alma loved Margaret out of love or out of sympathy. Because throughout their contact, Alma did persuade Margaret to take good care and preserve her well. What's more, he even accompanied her to the countryside to recuperate, as has never been done others.
　　
　　Intimate time as they had, at last they had to break up. Alma's father was a reserved, loyal man who would never allow a prostitute to enter his family. Secretly he made an agreement with Margaret which forced Margaret to leave Alma, claiming that it was the way to show her love and loyalty to Alma.
　　
　　That Margaret died in despair was something within expectation though very saddening. She had been ill for a long time but she never really tried to do hers