"Kiss Me with the Moonlight" (This work and characters are purely fictitious)
When the fifth morning light flooded through the carved iron gate of Noble Middle School, the mother-of-pearl button on Li Liping's fingertips was broken into half another piece. Ou Lunyi's Patek Philippe timed the time at 7:15:03, like a pebble thrown into the morning fog, creating ripples that had been repeated five times in her seventeen years.
God's laws are hidden in the details: the water stains on the corridors of the teaching building, the milk foam that splits into cobwebs in the coffee in spring, and the look up when "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" was turned over for the 28th time. She is the arrogant girl with a pigeon blood red diamond ring, and he is the school grass with a white shirt smelling of fir trees, trapped in the folds of time by fate.
In the first reincarnation, the ink bottle blurred out the afterimage of Monet's water lily on his chest; in the second reincarnation, coffee stains still followed the old marks and climbed onto her uniform. The seven-star ladybug in the amber pendant flaps its wings, revealing the same pattern as his collar - it turns out that God has already tied their trajectories into a bow that cannot be disassembled.
Five repetitions is not a punishment, it is a way to let the heartbeat settle in the river of philosophy class. When the last camphor leaf falls, can they let the eternity in amber finally shine into the real spring?
