Xu Cunning, a second-year junior high school girl, has the lowest grades and a poor life. Her biggest hobbies are drawing apples and fantasizing about a perfect 180+ love interest. Until one day, Shen Wenfeng, the son of her mother's best friend, transferred to another school. She was in the third year of junior high school and ranked first in grade. However, her parents arranged for her to supervise her homework every day.
She gave him an apple headband, which he put on his wrist and said, "Let the person who has a crush on me give up." When she bumped into someone and cursed her, he pulled her to the corner and slapped her palms, but the last blow was as light as slapping petals. When she had a fever and was on her period, he rubbed her belly in the middle of the night, watched videos to learn how to wash her hair, and slept next to her in her pajamas. Everyone can see that he likes her, but she is the only one who is still struggling with whether she likes him or treats him as a brother.
And when Shen Wenfeng said she wanted to get into a high school that she could get into, but was opposed by her mother, she finally realized belatedly that he had been walking towards her in his own way, clumsily and stubbornly.
This is a story about secret love, companionship and running in both directions. The awkward girl and the restrained boy slowly approached each other under the ginkgo tree in the old district and in the corridor of the Experimental Middle School. There is no vigorous movement, only a steady stream. The apple headband is a token, the three-thousand-word guarantee is an agreement, and the unspoken "I like you" is hidden in every flick of the forehead, every time the umbrella is held, and every time the heart softens.
