[Table Tennis Genius Boy × Violin Genius Girl]
Hou Zhunwen × Guan Yinli
Beijing's golden boy/childhood sweetheart/double death BE
When I was six years old, the fragrance of pears in Beijing filled the walls.
She held the bow tightly for the first time, and the morning light in the alley streamed from the strings;
He held the racket for the first time, and his eyes reflected the never-ending sunset in front of the table tennis table.
"Xiao Li, can we settle down in London after marriage?"
"No, it always rains in London."
The rain really didn't stop afterwards——
Every night when she lost her last name, sealed up her piano case, and turned around and pushed away the young man's proposal. She turned her dream of reshaping herself into letters in the law and walked on the borderless border for three years, thinking that in this way she could get out of the humid rainy season.
London also has rare good weather. When Lu Huaixi appeared, the Thames River was reflecting the rare clear sky. He taught her to hear the melody again, but all the notes were missing in the third spring.
Until one ordinary dusk, two familiar and unfamiliar shadows were reflected on the glass window of the ward beside the Thames River. Hou Zhunwen's voice cut through four years of silence: "Lawyer Guan, it's raining in London today."
It turns out that some rain has never fallen, just waiting to wet all the unfinished summers when asked.
It turns out that the longest rainy season is not in London's sky.
And in the four years that we missed each other, it never really cleared up.
Reader comments
I knew the ending in advance after reading the introduction, but I still shed tears at the end. It was a bit unforgettable. This kind of sourness in the plain text is exactly what I like.
Very nice. . . Why no one comes. .
I feel like it's a very literary novel, very nice to read.
I knew the ending in advance after reading the introduction, but I still shed tears at the end. It was a bit unforgettable. This kind of sourness in the plain text is exactly what I like.
Very nice. . . Why no one comes. .
I feel like it's a very literary novel, very nice to read.