Shen Yuran×Jiang Ran
It's bg (the age difference is seven years, we didn't have a formal relationship in high school, it's more of a coming-of-age story, and the story line is relatively long)
This is a story about a small northern town. The story takes place in the early 2000s, a year with a long winter.
Seventeen-year-old Jiang Ran stands in the crowd, always the most inconspicuous figure. After her parents went to the south and never came back, she was taken in by her uncle and aunt. In that home, she existed quietly like a shadow, doing what she should do. The days passed like the winter wind in the north, dry and cold, without waves.
Until that night. A man climbed in through the school toilet window to chase a wild cat that had taken a pocket watch. After that absurd encounter, Jiang Ran's life began to change quietly.
In the story, there is the snow in the small town, the roar of the motorcycle engine, the money that the girl secretly saved to escape from her family, the smiling faces of the sensible children towards her, and those suffocating nights - the sound of the door lock being tested, the slap on the cheek, and the slightly trembling knife in the hand.
But this is not a story about suffering.
The arrangements of fate are always tortuous, and the instructions of fate are always slow to come.
Some people say she has a tough life. She just didn't want to accept her fate.
Later, while sitting in the examination room, she remembered a sentence while writing an essay: "You are suffering because you made the right decision, so you have the results you have now." She read it from the book and lived it out in her own way.