To You at Seventeen: When you read this letter, I will have been in love with you for three whole years..."
Lin Xiaoman, a bestselling author at twenty-eight, never imagined that the love letter she wrote in high school but was too afraid to send would reappear ten years later in this way. Returning to her alma mater for the anniversary celebration, she found the letter, sealed away by time, inside a copy of The Little Prince in the library. Its recipient, Lu Yuan, was now standing onstage, speaking confidently as an honored alumnus.
Ten years ago, she was an invisible girl who hid in a classroom corner to write stories, while he was the basketball team captain and student council president. She collected every one of his smiles and recorded every game he played, but never found the courage to say those words: I like you.
Ten years later, she had achieved success but remained alone, while he had a flourishing career but a failed marriage. When the long-delayed love letter finally reached him, where would their feelings, carried across time, lead? The confessions left unspoken, the meetings that came at the wrong time, and the hints fate had planted would all rewrite the ending this summer.
From seventeen to twenty-seven, from school uniforms to wedding dresses, some sparks of love are worth waiting ten years to find an answer.
Good book, please read it
Logic problem