从来都没有

(如果我告诉你) ── Previous context

“I was never with him,”

(能让她爱我) ── Previous context

“I've never said that I like her.”

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“there was never a place for me.”

(那再说了) ── Previous context

“I've never even worn such expensive silk brocade before.”

(我相信你) ── Previous context

“I've never doubted you.”

(归墟万灵哭号) ── Previous context

“You've never truly admired the full moon.”

(等你一个多小时 你怎么能这么说我) ── Previous context

“How could you think of me like that? I've never been”

(也知道他是什么人) ── Previous context

“but you never let it show.”

(难道被人喜欢 是我的错吗) ── Previous context

“I never said it was your fault. Everyone loves you.”

(仔细想想) ── Previous context

“You never called for me when you needed me most.”

(觉得无聊了) ── Previous context

“I've never felt like this before.”

(对不起) ── Previous context

“I never meant to hurt you.”

(用啊) ── Previous context

“Then why have I never seen them?”

(我记得你之前一直说晚霞好美) ── Previous context

“Where exactly is that sunset? You never took me to see it.”

(却没人能理解你) ── Previous context

“Sometimes he'd get confused, lose his temper. He never meant harm.”

(我成全你) ── Previous context

“Did you ever love me at all?”

(我没事) ── Previous context

“Never before had I been that restless.”

(永居高位) ── Previous context

“I've never thought that way. You didn't dare to.”

(我能有什么办法) ── Previous context

“She's never cared about how I feel.”

(我也从来都没有 爱过你) ── Previous context

“Never!”

(我和你一样) ── Previous context

“I have never loved you!”

(你就是夏晓兰) ── Previous context

“So, Mr. Wang, you've never met me before.”

(你的名字就是这么来的) ── Previous context

“You never really cut ties with them.”

(我不知道你在说什么) ── Previous context

“I never prepared any chestnut cake for you.”

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“you've never told me you have a wife.”

(哪有时间吃喝玩乐呀 再说南京那么大) ── Previous context

“and I've never been there before. I don't even know the roads,”

(我说卫大人 你好歹统领护卫军 怎么看上去) ── Previous context

“you've never been out on the streets before?”

(从一开始) ── Previous context

“Feng Shengli's goal has never changed.”