To the seventeen-year-old you: When you read this letter, I will have liked you for three full years..."
Twenty-eight-year-old best-selling author Lin Xiaoman never thought that the love letter he wrote in high school that he dared not send would reappear in this way ten years later. When she returned to her alma mater on the school anniversary, she found this time-sealed confession letter in the library's copy of "The Little Prince" - and the recipient, Lu Yuan, was standing on the podium at the moment, speaking eloquently as a representative of outstanding alumni.
Ten years ago, she was a transparent person hiding in the corner of the classroom writing novels, and he was the basketball captain and president of the student union. She collected every smile of his and recorded every game of his, but she never had the courage to express her love.
Ten years later, she became famous but emotionally empty, and he had a successful career but failed in marriage. When that late love letter is finally delivered, how will the longing that spans time continue? Those unspoken confessions, missed opportunities, and foreshadowings laid by fate will all rewrite the ending this summer.
From the age of seventeen to twenty-seven, from school uniforms to wedding dresses, there is something exciting that is worth waiting for an answer for ten years.
Good book, please read it
Logic problem