Yao Luwan: Do you believe that there’s someone you knew before you even knew yourself? We wore the same school uniform, took the same math test, and listened to the same rainstorm. We even said childish things like, “Let’s always be together.” But then... we lost each other.
Qin Yiming: When we met again, you were standing beneath a wisteria trellis, sunlight filtering through the leaves and falling across your shoulders. You looked up at me, and your eyes were just as bright as they’d been when we were sixteen. They said we were “more than friends, but not quite lovers.” But I knew that wasn’t true. I was just... afraid that if I moved too fast, I’d scare you away. In the end, it took me twenty years to turn the words “childhood sweethearts” into “spending the rest of our lives together.”
The storyline is so intertwined that I have to stay up late to catch up on the article, which makes me feel like I'm back in school. The story is vivid and interesting. I love reading it. I recommend it.