[He only loved one person in his life, but he failed two people]
Su Nian died at that seaside. She finally returned the plastic shell to him: "You owe me a real one."
He guarded the tomb for three years and quarreled with the tombstone: "Why do you leave first?"
Until he met Lin Niannian. The same tear stain, the same flower-cutting scissors, the same "waiting for someone" flower shop. He greedily treats her as a painkiller, and she soberly treats her as his shadow.
"When you look at me, who are you looking for?"
He smashed the mirror and fled back to the small county town. She sent dried flowers: "I went to see the sea, and the shells are real."
Forty years later, he designed a seaside memorial with the words "Waiting for Someone" written on the shell wall.
Someone asked him why he didn't marry. He said: "I'm afraid of letting others be my shadow again."
But he didn't know that the shadow was no one else - it was himself.
