[Sourness + Reunion after a long separation + Double cleansing + Two-way secret love #REDemption #Sweetness after reunion]
You can read it as a secret love story.
A lonely boy with a hearing aid in his right ear* A pessimistic girl in rainy season literature (Zhou Huai* Lin Du)
What lies ahead is a secret love story of physical and mental abuse
"During that rainy season, we didn't learn to be brave."
The rainy season in 2009 came early and quickly. Lin Du will always remember that the day the transfer student Zhou Huai walked into the classroom, the rain was dripping down his hearing aid. That was the first time she saw someone wearing a white shirt so beautifully, and it was also the first time someone discovered the secret she hid under her poems.
They should have had a lot of possibilities. For example, the transparent umbrella she lent him that day, the water glass that he always secretly filled for her during class, and the diary that she had hidden in the deepest part of the drawer but that he quietly put back on the bookshelf. But youth is like this, the more your heart moves, the harder it is to say it.
In her senior year of high school, Zhou Huai left Jiangcheng completely. She thought they would never see each other again.
Until the winter of his senior year, the mint-smelling boy came to her to exchange gifts with twelve candy wrappers, just like before.
"What to change?"
"Change you."
He healed his right ear, completed his credits, and went to Jiangcheng just for one person.
"Lin Du, I'm here to love you."
Reader comments
Very nice! It makes me so sweet! Come on, author!
It's good-looking, the secret love between the male and female protagonists, wandering, well written, very real, and the back part is super sweet
The author's writing is pretty good, but the first four-fifths are pretty sad, and then it starts to get sweet.
Very nice! It makes me so sweet! Come on, author!
It's good-looking, the secret love between the male and female protagonists, wandering, well written, very real, and the back part is super sweet
The author's writing is pretty good, but the first four-fifths are pretty sad, and then it starts to get sweet.