Just Love You for a Whole Century

Ten years ago, two children were sitting side by side on a long stone bench in the courtyard. The girl looked at the boy who was using a cotton swab dipped in iodine and carefully wiping the wounds and cracks on her arms. She flattened her lips and said with a cry: "Brother Anian, please marry me from now on, so that my mother will not beat me again." The boy's hand shook and he glanced up at the girl's tear-filled face. He lowered his head pretending to be calm and continued to treat the wound. The girl repeated it several times like a baby, and after covering the last wound with a band-aid, he agreed in a muffled voice: "Okay, I will marry you when I grow up." The girl took back her hand, rubbed her head against his shoulder, and skipped away. One of them was ten years old and the other had just turned twelve. They took it as a joke, but the boy took it seriously. Ten years later, as soon as the boy reached the legal age, he fulfilled his promise and really married the girl. This kind of love between childhood sweethearts and sweethearts is not a fabrication, but the real experience of Tang Ruixue and Xu Fengnian. Their children accidentally discovered it a hundred years later when sorting out the old man's belongings. After restructuring and modification, the following story emerged: This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.