Du Moxing, a piano genius who returned from overseas, met Song Chanqiu, a daughter of the sugar industry, on campus.
While he was playing Debussy, she arranged flowers outside the window, and the notes and petals fell into the same beam of sunlight.
Everyone said they were like the piano and jasmine - cold and out of reach.
Until the school anniversary night, he played the march in G major written for her in public, and the sweetness followed the keys and penetrated into every rainy night after her family went bankrupt.
In the dark, childhood sweetheart Zheng Guanshi tore up his entertainment contract.
Gu Xubai in the corner was folding the contract to acquire the Song family into a paper airplane.
"What I want is never the sugar industry," he smiled at her through the rain, "but what I want is to turn your bitter life into sweetness."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
