The first year of high school at Qingqiu Academy has begun.
Lin Menghai, the eldest daughter of the Lin Group, has amber pupils full of alienation, and her red hairband shines brightly in the crowd. The family arranged for her to join the student union, which was just a part of the heir course.
Li Xiaoran, the eldest son of a working-class family, has blue eyes full of seriousness. He signed up for the student union just for the scholarship that could be used to offset tuition fees.
One is the eldest lady standing under the ginkgo tree, separated from the world by a layer of glass. One was the general affairs officer who arrived ten minutes early and silently cleaned the conference table.
In the breeze of September, for the first time, someone said to her, "There's something wrong with you." It didn't refer to her work, but to her heart.
About arrogance and clumsiness, about headbands and school uniforms, about the distance between amber and deep sea blue that is quietly changing.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
