Kindergarten teacher×football player
They met when they were young, and their grievances were unresolved, and they reunited after breaking up.
Lin Zheng, 26, said, "There will always be some regrets and frustrations in life, but it's no big deal."
It wasn't until the autumn wind blew slowly that she met the windy boy again. The boy had grown into a man. Stars were dancing in his eyes, the small brown mole on his brow was tightly wrinkled, and his chestnut hair had long been combed into an adult look.
He sent her home drunk. His long fingers tapped the steering wheel anxiously.
Dreams and memories take them back ten years ago. . .
The setting sun enveloped the earth and the chirping of cicadas filled the sky. He was as free and unrestrained as the wind on the football field, while she sat in the audience nervously holding mineral water.
"Classmate, you stepped on my schoolbag."
This was the first time Lin Zheng heard someone talking to her at the back table. The young man's voice was tired, and the smile was flowing in his eyes.
"The autumn wind rises..." She didn't dare to answer.
"You have fat crab legs!" He made the whole class burst into laughter, and the teacher scolded him.
She said that he was like the bright moon and she didn't dare to hope for him.
He said, "Everyone in the world sighs at the brightness of the moon, but I only look forward to the scorching sun."
"Ning Zheng, do you want to be shameless?"
Thinking of meeting him for the first time, Lin Zheng beat her chest in front of him and said, "I am unlucky to meet you."
Until he knocked on her door with red eyes, letting go of his unruliness and pride.
Until she put down her inferiority complex and bravely embraced the moonlight she had longed for when she was sixteen.
A love letter sent after seven years,
The scars planted seven years ago were carefully cared for and daisies bloomed in full bloom.
"Ning Zheng, I fell in love with you at first sight."
Lin Zheng, 28, said, "Although there are frustrations in life, luckily there is someone who can really untie them, and that is the person who left the depression."
Super pretty! It's the author's great youth!