She Isn't Waiting for You Anymore

In a city I don't want to stay in, there's someone I want to watch over

Sensitive, sweet little bunny vs. domineering, delinquent young gentleman

Seventeen-year-old Ning Hua kept a secret in her heart:

Under the sunlight, Qi Yan bowed his head slightly. His blue hair was touched with a faint golden glow as he listened to the teacher's scolding.

Ning Hua thought his skull was textbook-perfect.

Back then, she didn't understand what it meant to like someone, not until Qi Yan kept throwing her feelings into disarray, again and again.

"Hey, I like you."

"You have no manners."

"Xiao Hua, I like you."

"You have too many rumors swirling around you."

"Xiao Hua, I like you."

"Your grades are bad."

"Xiao Hua, can you put some medicine on this for me? My fist hurts."

"Serves you right."

"I just can't stand her playing tricks on you. She deserved it!"

"I'll put some medicine on it. Don't do it again."

"Ning Hua."

"Yeah?"

"I got into A University."

"Congratulations."

"You said we'd get together after graduation. Do you still mean it?"

That year, Ning Hua remembered the sky over Jicheng being especially blue. She waited three years for the young, inexperienced Qi Yan, staying by his side as he grew up and waiting for him to mature.

But across the shore, the flowers bloomed and the leaves fell. She would never wait for you again.