On the first day of the second year of high school, the whole school was talking about Pei Zhiheng - the eldest son of the Pei family who always ranked first in the grade and exuded the aura of being unfriendly to strangers. He is the heir who "must be perfect" according to his parents, and is the shadow under the light of his younger brother Pei Yanli. There is a coldness and calculation in his eyes that no one can understand.
Until Su Muyan crashed into his world like a little sun.
The flaxen-haired boy has a double smile when he smiles. He will squat on the roadside to feed stray cats. When Pei Zhiheng is being challenged, he will hand over a candy with a red face. He will say in the warmest tone: "Classmate Pei, you don't seem to be very happy?"
At first, Pei Zhiheng only thought this "sun" was ridiculously stupid. He was used to building high walls with indifference, but he didn't expect that this beam of light would stubbornly get into the cracks - when he was snatched away the trophy by his younger brother, he would secretly stuff a sticky note full of encouragement; after he was scolded by his parents late at night, he would wait for him under the street lamp downstairs and say, "I brought hot milk."
When the dark calculation meets the hot sincerity, when the deep pool begins to covet the temperature of the sun. Pei Zhiheng's paranoia hidden under the mask of indifference gradually emerged: he would quietly clear the way for Su Muyan, lock the warm light with possessive eyes when no one was around, and write in his diary: "My sun can only shine for me alone."
This encounter that started in the second year of high school was a collision of cold and warmth, a sinking of darkness into light. When the perfect disguise is disintegrated by tenderness, when the little sun finally discovers that only his own shadow is reflected in the deep pool - it turns out that the most indifferent people hide the most turbulent affection.
