During the summer vacation after the college entrance exams, Shen Yan thought he was destined to spend his life running his family's Sweet Honey Cake Shop, growing old in mediocrity.
That is, until one afternoon, when he brought a lost little girl, Su Xue'er, back to the shop.
After finishing her cake, the little girl confidently declared, "Big brother, I'll have my sister add you on WeChat and pay you back!"
Shen Yan didn't take her seriously.
Then a friend request popped up:
[Xiao: I'm Su Xiaoxiao.]
He stared at the name, stunned for a long time.
The quiet, impossibly beautiful classmate at school, the one he always sneaked extra glances at, turned out to be Su Xue'er's older sister.
Even more unbelievable, they'd added each other two years ago, but had barely spoken.
From the cake shop to high school graduation, from cicadas singing in the height of summer to the college campus.
Shen Yan had only wanted to make this summer a little less ordinary.
But later, he realized that when certain people enter your life, even ordinary days can begin to shine.
The writing is delicate and emotional, and the descriptions of the male and female protagonists are very good.