Ji Yunyan, who graduated from junior high school, returned to school and found that her diary, which had been stored in the library's wish cabinet for three years, was missing. The blue velvet diary recorded all her secrets from the age of twelve to fifteen - her parents' expectations that weighed her down, her anxiety about her body and appearance, and the secret that most people dared not let anyone know: her three-year crush on her sister's classmate Yan Mo.
What's worse is that the diary also hides a secret that she never wants to recall: that rainy day three years ago, she accidentally knocked down Yan Mo while riding her bicycle and fled in a hurry. This accident caused Yan Mo to injure his right hand and miss the important basketball trials. For three years, guilt and secret love were intertwined, and she never dared to tell the truth.
However, the diary fell into Yan Mo's hands.
Yan Mo, who is a sophomore and a senior in high school, is a man of the hour on campus. He was careless and had excellent grades, but he gave up his basketball dream because of the "accident" three years ago. When he picked up the diary at the door of the library, he wanted to return it to its original owner, but unexpectedly discovered two shocking secrets:
First, this girl who was always quiet and almost transparent had been secretly in love with him for three years.
Second, she was the "perpetrator" who injured him and then ran away three years ago.
A youthful confrontation about secrets and forgiveness begins.
Yan Mo held the diary and stood in front of Ji Yunyan with complicated eyes: "Explain, Xiao Yunyan. First it was a secret love, and then it was a hit and run. How many secrets are hidden in your diary that I don't know about?"
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No one is watching, hey The writing is okay, but no one reads it