Fog Harbor

Seventeen-year-old Zhu Zhixin felt that Su Xinhao was like a fog in Chongqing in winter - clearly right in front of him, but when he reached out, he always missed. When he got really close, he couldn't see clearly what was hidden under those eyes. They have shared the same pair of headphones, shared instant noodles at three in the morning, and looked at each other and then away from each other countless times in the mirror of the practice room. Everyone said that they were each other's best partners, but only Zhu Zhixin knew that once some words were spoken, the fog would clear and people would leave. Later, Su Xinhao really left. I went to a city without fog. From then on, there was no news about the mountains and rivers. Many years later, an unexpected cooperation project reunited the two in Chongqing. By the pier, Su Xinhao stood in the dimly lit area, his shadow stretched very long, just like that summer when he didn't say goodbye. Zhu Zhixin thought that time had taught him to let go, but the second the other party called his name, he heard the sound of his heart beating again. "Why did you leave without saying goodbye?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.