The wind in the alley always liked to stir up Su He's hair, and at this moment, Lin Yan from next door would pop up on time, pulling the ends of her hair and teasing her as "like a mop in the garbage dump" while he hurriedly took out a rubber band and forcibly tied up her broken hair - and then Su He stared at her and scolded her, "Lin Yan, you must have pulled out a few of my hair on purpose."
From wearing crotchless pants to grabbing the same toy gun, to arguing over who got the basketball court first in adolescence until they were blushing and thick-necked, they were the most "unpleasant" existence in each other's eyes: she laughed at his stuttering when reciting the text, and he criticized her perfunctory way of writing essays to make up for the word count; she drew a pair of black-rimmed glasses on his face while he was taking a nap, and he retaliated by hiding her comic books under the bed. But in the gaps between the bickering, there were hidden concerns that others didn't understand: she knew that he would be allergic when the seasons changed, so she would always bring an extra pack of allergy medicine; he remembered that she liked to drink orange soda on the corner, and would bring a bottle with her every time she passed by.
"Su He, let's be together"
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
