Lavender Swaying, Cherry Blossoms Flying

Some people say that people should experience two kinds of love in their life, one is unforgettable, although it is gorgeous, it will eventually disperse with the wind; the other is the one that stays with you until old age, although it is dull, but it will last long. . . . . . That day, she met him, and he fell in love at first sight; that month, he chased her, lavender witnessed their love, that year, he gave up his life for her. And she, although she was stunned at first sight that day, there was no sense of affection; she was in danger that month, but she didn't see what he did; that year, she fell in love with him, but he didn't. . . . . . Should she stick to it or leave? She only remembers the lavender swaying and the cherry blossoms flying that day. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.