The Evening Breeze Is in My Arms, but I Am Still a Passer-By

In the midsummer of that year, the soft-hearted Xiaoya met Li in the noisy and chaotic night. His gentle advice illuminated her lonely and desolate world. She thought she had found salvation, so she moved into his humble rental house without hesitation, giving all her tenderness, youth and sincerity, giving, forbearing, being tolerant, and even deceiving herself day after day. But he was lazy, merciless, and never responsible, leaving all his indifference and perfunctoryness to her. She cried alone in the middle of the night, waited silently, and comforted herself again and again in her humility, but he denied her in public, drove her away ruthlessly, and finally escaped gracefully with the words "I don't want to delay you, you deserve better." It wasn't until that moment that Xiaoya finally woke up completely, no longer entangled, and never looked back. From being humble and trying to please, to being able to heal independently, she learned to grow up slowly and love herself well. It turns out that the person who amazed the whole summer is just a passer-by in life. All unresolved regrets will eventually get the best answers in growth.