At the corner of the hallway, she bumped into a quiet boy.
His notebook read: “In this life, I dare not love, and I dare not live.”
She had no idea that the handwriting was exactly like the writing in her mother’s suicide note.
Later, he lost his memory, got into a car accident, developed a brain tumor, and ended up in a wheelchair... Every time, she chose to turn back.
He said, “I may not say it, but I’ll prove it with my life.”
She said, “I pursued this love myself, and I’ll never be the one to let it go.”
Every chapter features a bilingual love quote and a key word for the college entrance exam.
Keep reading, and you’ll pass the CET-4.
Seventy percent angst, thirty percent sweetness.
The oak tree is still there, the carved initials are still there, and so are they.
