When the control freak tutor threatened the female graduate student with delaying graduation, she confessed to him in the office, "Since you won't let me graduate, then I will let you be my boyfriend." "Teacher, I like you." Gu Weijun's expression solidified. . . . . Do you think this is salvation? In fact, after that day, which was the ultimate test of a two-way crush, the paper miraculously passed. But their relationship started to get weird. He avoided her, but "passed by" the laboratory every day; he was taciturn, but sent her data late at night, gave her supper, and sent her back to the dormitory; when he was reported, his first reaction was to resign to protect her; she rushed to the hospital office and said in front of all the leaders: "If you want to handle it, I will handle it together. I was the one who chased him first." It has been three years. The buzzing old air conditioner listened to all their secrets from depression to ambiguity, from conflict to confession, from separation to reunion. She thought he was making things difficult, but she didn't know that he was waiting for her to grow up. He thought silence was protection, but he didn't know that she would rather face it together. The air conditioner was repaired. She went to another city. He asked: "Are you willing to listen to it continue to ring?" "Then listen to it for a lifetime?" "Okay." If you have ever liked someone silently, if you have been misunderstood but cannot explain it, if you also believe that waiting will have results, this book is written for you. Reading Tips: Teacher-student love + two-way secret love + extreme pulling and conditioning. The core image throughout the text is suspenseful and interactive at the end of each chapter. Waiting for you to guess, from depressive to sweet, an emotional roller coaster experience.
It's very realistic, eh, it's so uncomfortable