In her first year of high school, she wrote "Don't look at him anymore" in her notebook.
In my second year of high school, I was divided into classes. He sent a photo: "At the entrance of Peking University. Let's come together next time."
In the third year of high school, both parents sat at the same dinner table and said, "After the college entrance examination, it's up to you."
During the three years of high school, the most common thing they said was "see you tomorrow."
But he never told her that he came twenty minutes early every day just to fill the glass of water before she passed the water dispenser.
She never told him that when she stopped writing the last subject of the college entrance examination, the first person she wanted to see was the person she first saw in the first year of high school.
