In her previous life, the stupidest thing Song Niannian did was to stuff a love letter into Ji Huaizhou's textbook.
The next day, the love letter was posted on the grade bulletin board, the signature was circled in red pen, and one word was written next to it - ugly.
From then on, ridicule, isolation, and humiliation followed. She became the laughing stock of the whole school, the "toad" who had a crush on the school idol. Depression swallowed her up like a tide. She dropped out of school and jumped from the third floor in the summer when she was seventeen.
Not dead. He broke his leg and spent three months in bed.
But Ji Huaizhou never glanced at her. When he was stopped by her in the corridor, he frowned and asked, "Who are you?"
He doesn't remember her. He doesn't remember the love letter, he doesn't remember the humiliation on the bulletin board, he doesn't remember a girl's life that was shattered because of him.
When she opened her eyes again, Song Niannian was back in her second year of high school.
The love letter on the desk was still there, the sunshine outside the window was still warm, and the scar from her previous life had not yet appeared on her wrist.
In this life, she doesn't want love, attention, or charity from anyone. She wants to tear up her love letters, get admitted to the best university, leave this city, and live a life that no one else can reach.
But when she actually tore up the love letter, things started to get out of hand.
She stopped peeking at him, and he took the initiative to walk up to her: "You don't seem to be looking at me today."
She deliberately avoided the routes he often took, but he appeared at every intersection she must pass.
She looked coldly at him, but he put the certificate of honor that ranked first in the school on her desk and said, "I promise you."
Song Niannian
