When he was six years old, Zheng Zhaning was sent to his aunt's house by his parents and lived in the old courtyard in Huaishu Village.
Everyone said that she was a boarding child. Only her aunt loved her, her cousin Sun Leyao clung to her, and Zhou Xubai was on the other side of the courtyard wall, climbing over the wall every day to ask her to go out to play.
Together they touched snails, caught cicadas, secretly picked jujubes, and wet one pair of cotton shoes in the snow.
Zheng Zhaning wanted to be strong since she was a child, never cry or make trouble, never take advantage, and never be wronged. Zhou Xubai claimed that she was troublesome, but he was always the first to stand up when others bullied her.
Later, Huaishu Village was demolished and they moved into the city, still living upstairs and downstairs.
From elementary school to high school and then to college, they finally came together.
Until Christmas Eve, Zheng Zhining flew to find Zhou Xubai, only to see him behaving intimately with his high school classmate Lin Ruowei.
She slapped him on the spot.
"Zhou Xubai, let's break up."
Two years later, Zheng Zhaning returned to China and reunited with Zhou Xubai at his aunt's house.
The old days are still there, and misunderstandings will eventually be resolved.
And those people who were hiding behind the courtyard walls finally got their answers.
Reader comments
The heroine can't forgive the hero so quickly. The heroine broke up because of the ambiguity between the hero and the heroine. But two years later, the hero and the heroine are still entangled, and the hero doesn't explain. Don't forgive easily. I hope there will be a second male lead to let the hero feel it.
He came without any trouble, and left without any trouble...
The author runs through the word "stability" from beginning to end. It is too stable. There is no throbbing of love, no sweet joy when two people are in love, no longing for two places, no regrets about breaking up, no joy of reunion. It is too stable, and it is this stability that leads to For readers, it lacks some emotional appeal and emotional resonance, and will not follow the ups and downs of the protagonist's love life. However, it also describes the different ways of getting along between two people in love. When facing life and work, the heroine is independent and sober, and the family and friendship are well written. Come on!
Those heartbeats and gazes across the courtyard wall all have answers. It turns out that the bright moonlight is never far away, but the one who stays with you day and night. Looking forward to continued updates!
The heroine can't forgive the hero so quickly. The heroine broke up because of the ambiguity between the hero and the heroine. But two years later, the hero and the heroine are still entangled, and the hero doesn't explain. Don't forgive easily. I hope there will be a second male lead to let the hero feel it.
He came without any trouble, and left without any trouble... The author runs through the word "stability" from beginning to end. It is too stable. There is no throbbing of love, no sweet joy when two people are in love, no longing for two places, no regrets about breaking up, no joy of reunion. It is too stable, and it is this stability that leads to For readers, it lacks some emotional appeal and emotional resonance, and will not follow the ups and downs of the protagonist's love life. However, it also describes the different ways of getting along between two people in love. When facing life and work, the heroine is independent and sober, and the family and friendship are well written. Come on!
Those heartbeats and gazes across the courtyard wall all have answers. It turns out that the bright moonlight is never far away, but the one who stays with you day and night. Looking forward to continued updates!