When Mo Qing was ten, her parents divorced. Their failed marriage planted a seed in her young heart.
In the summer when she was thirteen, Mo Qing met the rebellious Xiao Yi.
In the summer when she was fifteen, they met again. Xiao Yi’s fiery advances gradually won her over, and Mo Qing learned what it meant to fear both losing someone and never having them.
In the summer when she was eighteen, her grandfather’s death locked her heart shut.
Mo Qing embarked on a path from which there was no turning back.
Three years in prison. A reunion many years later. They gaze at each other from afar, as if asking: Can we ever go back to how things were at the beginning?
