Bury Me in the Spring in Your Name

Name: Bury Me in the Spring in Your Name
Author: Matsuya-Sama

把我埋葬在，以你为名的春天

by Matsuya-Sama (松也大人)

Status: Completed
Length: 213k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Youth Sweet Romance
Audience: Female
Updated: 1mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

In the summer of my second year of junior high school, I met you for the first time. At that time, my mother was still alive and my family was still happy. In the hospital ward, I remember your fair skin, deep eyes, and lowered eyes like crescent moons. The gentle breeze from the hospital made my heart palpitate. My father funded your surgery and you got a new heart that summer. I didn't expect that when we meet again later, you won't remember me. I am glad that I stayed in the clouds and met you again. We grow together and redeem each other. The future is clearly in front of you, but you haven't grasped it. I resent the injustice of fate and all the people in the world who torture you, but you say you love this world. You left me a diary. On the last page of the diary, you wrote, "How much you wish I could forget you, but you are afraid that I will really forget you." Fool, how could I forget you? It turns out that secret love is sour and brave. Sangdie, I love you. Please don't bury me in the spring in your name.

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