Introduction to the book
When the first year of high school started, Yin Jingyan and Yan Xingxue became roommates.
What she didn't know was that when she opened the back door and turned to leave on registration day, he had been looking at her for a long time.
On the first day she lived across the street, she didn't know that he would knock on her door the next morning with two glasses of soy milk in his hand.
The days that followed became very light and slow - he pushed the scrap paper in the corner of the library, he said "I was just looking at you" when we met by chance in the supermarket, and he bent down to pick up a ginkgo leaf and put it into a book at the end of the corridor. When he came off the track at the sports day, she handed him a bottle of ice water. He compiled an electronic document for her, which contained all the questions she had asked him. There was a line at the end: "Choose C for the third question. Qi Yuansheng wrote it wrong."
He said, "When you see ginkgo, you will think of it." He said, "I am the one who buys you soy milk in the morning, and I will be the one buying you soy milk in the future."
Ginkgo trees turn yellow year after year, and the corridor is only two steps away.
No one said they liked it, but everyone could see it.
This is a story about the opposite door, ginkgo biloba, ice lemon tea and warm soy milk. The most touching moments of youth often occur in those unspoken moments.