In the autumn of 2008, a new resident moved in across from the old building. The two ordinary teenagers gradually became familiar with each other on the way to school and during evening self-study. There were no earth-shattering encounters, just the trivial daily routine of walking along the way, borrowing notes, having a hot meal, and giving late-night lectures.
They went from strangers to getting used to it, from getting used to it to being excited, but they struggled to suppress and deliberately alienate each other in their ignorance, not even daring to say a word about their love. Until the secret is revealed and the family is under heavy pressure.
From youthful youth to growing up separately, from being forced to separate to reuniting in the city, they slowly persisted in the gap between the secular world and family. There was no vigorous resistance, but only the most ordinary persistence in exchange for a stable relationship.
They didn't have a grand wedding, and they didn't have everyone's attention. They just lived in an ordinary world, with two people in one house, three meals a day and four seasons, turning the most difficult love into the most practical life.
