Seven Years Have Passed

Name: Seven Years Have Passed
Author: Meng Lingjun

by Meng Lingjun

completed Young Adult Campus Life Female Lead

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466Kwords205chapters

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Ch. 205 — Extra: Li Muzi

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About This Novel

If a person can live to be 91 years old, then there will be a total of 13 seven years in his life; based on the calculation that human cells are replaced every seven years, then this person's cells will be replaced 13 times. But even though the cells are replaced over and over again, some memories are deepened over and over again. Because at that time you were in your youth, young and frivolous, you were arrogant, you were arrogant, and you missed someone. So you regret it over and over again. You often think of that person because of little things: When you take the subway and pass by a certain station, you will remember that his home seems to be nearby; Passing by a certain small shop, you will remember that he often buys and eats here; When you hear a certain song, you'll be reminded of someone you couldn't ask for. No matter how magnificent your life will be in the future and how many ups and downs you will experience, these will all be forgotten when you grow old. At that time, when you were lying on the rocking chair and watching the wind blowing and falling leaves, all you could think of was that day that year. The weather was also like this, and someone just caught your eye. I think youth is unforgettable, not because of regrets, but because we are exposed to love for the first time. At that time, we fell in love with someone but did not understand what it was called love. When you talk about youth, who flashes in your mind? Whether he warmed your youth or amazed your youth, I just hope that the person you think of is not the person who ate your youth. Seven years have passed, thank you for not being a figure that remains in my memory, but for the peace that stands beside me. Youth is all the same, but I believe that in everyone's mind, their own youth is unique. At least my youth did not have an abortion, and at least my youth did not reunite ten years later. Once youth is separated, it cannot be reunited. The story of my youth does not include abortion, lovelorn, or suicide. I think my youth story is a bit bland and ordinary, but I believe this is the youth of most people. Those who want to see a thrilling youth story about abortion, please move on. I want to bring my youth to a perfect end.