Love at first sight➕Secret love comes true➕Youth pain➕be
Yan Xi's youth began when she transferred to another school in the second year of junior high school. When she entered a middle school in the town with a rustic look, she could only see the shadow of Qi Yansi in her eyes. He was like an inconspicuous weed in a family that valued boys over girls. It wasn't until he met the boy with the shiny hair that he realized that his heartbeat could be so hot. He spoke first, and the confession in the chirping of the cicadas made her feel that she had grasped salvation, but the hasty farewell at the end of the semester did not even have time to say goodbye.
A year later, at the opening ceremony of the first year of high school, their eyes collided across the crowd, and they held each other's hands again in tacit understanding. Hidden in the sunshine of the high school classroom was the figure of her father leaving with his younger siblings, leaving her and her mother alone. On the day her mother died of illness, Yan Xi's world completely collapsed. Hatred wrapped around her heart like a vine, and even blood ties became thorns. It was Qi Yansi who stayed during the days off from school to block the long nights for her.
During her college graduation season, news about her sister dragged her back to the home she had not set foot in for six years. Her father looked haggard on the hospital bed, and she suddenly felt relieved. However, after his death, she broke up with Qi Yansi. She had to stay and take care of her younger brothers and sisters, but he was the young master who should go further.
Three years later, when he returned to China and met again at the airport, the stubbornness in his eyes was the same as before. But the wall of reality never disappeared, and his parents' opposition was like a chasm. His younger brother died unexpectedly while trying to help them build a bridge, and Yan Xi's last bit of struggling strength was gone.
They were the only light in each other's youth, but they failed to light up the way forward. Many years later, it was said that he spent the rest of his life wandering around cemeteries.
