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More than ten years later, at the annual Oscars ceremony, Ermine Varto became the Oscar's Best Actress by an absolute advantage. If she is not the winner this time, people all over the world will probably say that human beings owe Min an Oscar.

The next morning, Ermin sat at home in Los Angeles, eating a fried egg and reading the newspaper Eve had given her.Her profile picture wasn't on the first page, which was about a doctor's conference in Los Angeles.But she was familiar with the person above.The following introduction of that person is a new star of Massachusetts General Hospital.Ermin laughed. She suddenly wanted a glass of red wine.

Ermin crossed her legs and sat on the sofa, and told Eve to postpone her flight back to London for a few days, so that she would return a few days later, and then lazily dialed out the reminder number in the heart.

The phone was picked up quickly, and there was no sound from the other side, only the sound of heavy breathing.Ermin listened with some amusement, tapping her fingers on the back of the sofa.

"You," the person opposite asked, "tomorrow, are you free, do you want to have dinner together?"

Ermin laughed, "I thought all the big doctors were busy."

The person over there smiled shyly, "No matter how busy you are, there must be time to have a meal with the Oscar winner for Best Actress."

Ermin giggled, and accepted the invitation of the busy man across the way. When she hung up the phone, Eve was standing in front of her. "What's wrong?"

"Your boyfriend," Eve raised her eyebrows and looked at Ermin, "I remember you're going to have dinner with him tomorrow and watch a movie."

"I'll tell him to change the time." Ermin stood up, walked barefoot to the wine cabinet, and took out an unopened bottle of red wine from it.

"What if he has a problem with this?" Eve asked, "You know, you have an appointment with him."

"He can keep his opinion." Ermin opened the bottle of red wine and poured it into the bottle, "I can also keep the right to choose who will be my boyfriend and who I will have dinner with."

"Ermin," Eve said with a sigh, "I know it's none of my business, but you..."

"You know, Eve." Ermin raised the corner of her mouth, "I want a peaceful life, but I only mess up other people's lives."

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