Heartbreaking Love Story: God's Will

　　Ryo once said to Wen: No matter what difficulties I encounter, I will not abandon you. I will not marry you. Wen also said to Liang: I only love you in this life, not you will not marry. The two of them have done it, and they love each other very truly and purely.

　　Both Wen and Liang were born in the countryside and believe in fate and destiny. When they first met, it was a coincidence. That day Liang went to the city to do business, in the car just happened to meet the neighboring village of Wen. They sat in the same seat, a simple conversation so that each other feel a sense of hate to see each other. Wen and Liang, it was love at first sight.

　　Wen and Liang secretly fell in love. That year, Ryo was 20 years old and Wen was 19.

　　Ryo inherited his mother's kindness, belief in Buddhism, and belief in fate. His mother often told him that there was a Buddha in this world, that everyone was a disciple of Buddha, and that everything in this life was arranged by Buddha. When Liang told his mother about him and Wen. The mother said to him: You and Wen go to the Dragon King Temple to divine a fortune, to see what the Buddha said. Ryo said, "No, I'm not going, what age is it now, I still have that surname. The mother lectured him and said: "You forget, the last time you were sick, I kowtowed to you hundreds of times in front of the Buddha, and then you got better. When Ryo thought about his mother's words, she had a point, so she asked Wen's opinion. Wen said: Her mother and she both believe in Buddhism and are also ready to divine a trigram. Wen's mother told her: "Marriage is an important event in a person's life, so you should be careful and believe in Buddhism. Ryo and Wen then agreed to go to worship Buddha sometimes.

　　On the holiday, they walked together, holding hands, to the mountain opposite the house. There was an ancient temple on the opposite side of the mountain, and there was a monk in the temple who had attained the Way. Usually, Liang and Wen's mother often go to the temple of the Dragon King to pray for peace. On the way, Liang and Wen were in a very good mood, looking at the grass on the roadside and the branches of the trees waving in the wind, as if they were dancing happily.

　　Ryo said to Wen: If the Buddha agrees, I will marry you next year. Wen also said: If Buddha says yes, I will marry you!

　　They were imagining that their love was so true and pure that Buddha would say yes. When they were almost at the Dragon King Temple, Liang said to Wen: What if Buddha doesn't say yes?

　　Wen also hesitated.

　　Ryo said: Let's not go! When we got home, we told our mother that we had divined the Buddha's promise, and it would be fine.

　　Wen said, "No, I have a destiny with Buddha, Buddha won't give us a hard time.

　　So, Ryo and Wen stepped into the temple door and were greeted by the same senior monk.

　　Ryo and Wen both knelt and worshipped the crouching Buddha statue in turn. Then came next to the senior monk, Liang said bluntly: Master, I would like to ask you to help me and her to calculate the marriage.

　　Wen, praying in his heart, will have a good result.

　　I saw the senior monk push open a gossip chart, and then let Ryo start divination. Ryo divined six times, and the senior monk wrote down the results of each divination by Ryo. Ryo was waiting for the monk's result, hoping it would be as smooth as he thought.

　　The senior monk pinched his finger and looked at the finger of Ryo and Wen, then the senior monk shook his head. The senior monk said: You are not allowed to be married.

　　Both Ryo and Wen thought the monk was joking with them, but they found they had no problem with their ears. Ryo asked: Why? The senior monk said: You two are not destined to be husband and wife in this life, you are destined to be married, your feelings are like two parallel lines that will never intersect, there is no intersection ......

　　Ryo and Wen were stunned by the sudden result, they did not believe it was true. They love so true, so pure, think about when so many bumps and storms have come through, talk about two or three years, how can this be?

　　Wen asked the monk: Master, did he just divine wrong, or you see wrong. Let's divine again!

　　The senior monk united his hands, shook his head, and said: Monks do not play crazy words, and Buddha will not lie to people. The trigram just now is clear enough to understand.

　　Ryo and Wen said in almost the same breath: What can be done about it? The senior monk said: "Destiny is unchangeable. The only way is to scatter early, or later the deeper the love will also hurt. Believe it or not, it is up to you.

　　The senior monk said no more words and continued to knock his wooden fish, mouth chanting.

　　Ryo and Wen walked out of the temple resentfully. Each and silently on the path, no one had the heart to look at the roadside scenery or speak first. Each thought about what Buddha had just said.

　　But Liang spoke first: Wen, do you believe what Buddha said just now?

　　Wen shook her head and nodded again. My mother said that the Buddha is quite spiritual, many men and women who did not believe in the words of the Buddha were forced to unite in the past, and later all fulfilled the words of the Buddha, are separated or suffering. Wen said, biting her lip.

　　Ryo said: then what do we do ah.

　　Silence fell on each other again.

　　For a long time, Liang looked at Wen's face, Wen also looked at Liang's face, and both coincidentally said: Let's break up.

　　The two of them have thought deeply about what Buddha said. Forced together will only bring disaster to each other, separated, each other will get happiness. Since they love each other, they would rather use the breakup to return for each other's happiness and well-being.

　　Wen said: Liang I do not want to leave you, I love you, but the Buddha said, I can only bring you disaster. Think about it and after you met, your bad luck is constantly. I have to believe this is true ......

　　Wen said, with tears in her eyes. She wanted to fight with Buddha, but she thought of a girl in Houwan who was just like her, disobedient, and later "killed" her husband. She was afraid.

　　Ryo is also reluctant to let go of Wen. He regretted coming to seek Buddha. He looked at the mysterious and eerie mountain, and his vision became blurred.

　　They still broke up. Wen said: I hope that after I leave you, you will be like the Buddha said, live a happy and happy. Ryo also said: You too, you will be happier away from me.

　　Ryo and Shizuku went off to find their happiness.

　　Ryo and Shizuku each got married. Ryo found a kind wife, and Wen found a simple husband. Both were very happy.

　　Ten years later, Ryo's wife became very ill and passed away. Wen and her husband also divorced, because he had a new love and abandoned her.

　　By chance, Ryo and Wen met again. Ryo and Shizuku, after the years, have both become more mature. They looked at each other, strange and familiar.

　　Ryo and Shizuku both told each other about their recent situation. Then the two said in almost unison: Buddha, in fooling us. He and she met again at that time of the Dragon King. Wanted to ask the Buddha, what is it all about. However, that senior monk of that year had already passed away.

　　A young monk handed them a letter. The young monk said: Master said, know you have to come to him one day.

　　Ryo and Wen couldn't wait to look at the senior monk's letter.

　　Two monks.

　　I know that one day you guys will come to me. When you divined the trigrams and left, I divined another trigram for you, which happened to be the opposite of what you divined. It turned out that Buddha also played a big joke with you. Later, I heard that you broke up, I feel very sorry. Since you were so in love and so deep, why didn't you struggle with fate? Buddha is the most easily moved. It seems you are not really in love with each other ......

　　This may be the will of God.

　　I would like to think about my faults with Buddha and my soul will overtake you in another realm. After reading the letter, Ryo and Wen both embraced each other and cried, hugging each other tightly.