Wen Jing: Wen as in culture, not the Jing in quiet.
Yu Sen: Yu as in island, not the Yu in giving; Sen as in forest.
As a teenager, Zhang Wenjing developed a crush on her high-achieving deskmate, Bai Yusen. Years later, a chance encounter brought her face-to-face with the person she had once secretly loved. When they met again, Bai Yusen was basking in the glow of spring, while Zhang Wenjing was still wrapped in old snow.
Zhang Wenjing will always believe that the name Bai Yusen should shine brightly wherever it appears.
Bai Yusen, you never knew that I liked you. I've always, always loved you.
(This novel is based on a true story. Zhang Wenjing is the author's real name, and Bai Yusen is a pseudonym. That Bai Yusen would never have imagined I was this incredible, incredible enough to write a novel just to remember him. Haha, I'm Zhang Wenjing. But I never got together with my Bai Yusen.)
The whole article is quite good, but in the 20th chapter, the heroine asked her best friend if she could get the male protagonist's invitation, and the heroine's best friend said yes, and then gave the invitation letter to the security guard, and then the heroine didn't seem to get the invitation letter. Other than this, it was pretty good.
In fact, I have an experience very similar to yours, but I have forgotten his appearance and name. One day in the second grade, he took leave because of illness and never came back to school. He was very good to me. At that time, our class liked to play a game of choosing a bride. He always chose me first, hiding me behind him and not letting others choose!