The chirping of cicadas in the first year of high school tore through the midsummer, and Su Wuxing bumped into Shen Su on the basketball court. The figure of a young man dunking with one hand was arrogant and eye-catching, and she immediately developed an absurd and passionate love affair - abstract graffiti poems on the blackboard, weird comics stuffed in her schoolbag, and even printed "Shen Sui is Light" on the back of her class uniform. Shen Su always threw things back with a cold face, but when he turned around, he would quietly smooth out the folded corners of the comics.
In those flamboyant pursuits, undercurrents flowed quietly. Su Wuxing thought that her love could melt the glacier, but she didn't know that there was another gaze overlapping her in the dark. One rainy evening, the glass of a convenience store reflected the scene of Shen Su taking a love letter from a girl. She clutched the grape lozenges she was going to give him, listening to the crunching sound of the candy wrappers breaking, her eyes red with laughter.
Many years later at a class reunion, someone said that Shen Su's photo album still contained yellowed abstract paintings. It turns out that the two-way rush that started when the fog lifted finally turned into an eternally misplaced light when the fog lifted, burning the entire youth.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
