That Year, I Wrote "Like" by Mistake

The day Xu Zhiyao transferred to Class 7, Cheng Xu took the initiative to move tables and chairs with her. From the four-person badminton game, to the notes between classes and one earphone per person, they slowly get closer in their daily lives when no one is paying attention. After being divided into classes, Cheng Xu wrote an incorrect Japanese sentence on her math answer - "I like you". But at the age of seventeen, he would get close, but would not say goodbye properly. Faced with the teacher's sarcasm, the classmates' booing, and the low self-esteem he couldn't hide, he chose to remain silent and distant, letting Xu Zhiyao break up for him. Years later, the two recognized each other through their masks in a crowded crowd. Later, because of a game, I heard each other's voice again. Only this time, Xu Zhiyao no longer used accommodation in exchange for being loved, and Cheng Xu finally understood: A wrongly written confession can be rewritten, but the harm caused cannot be pretended not to have happened. What they have to relearn is not only how to love each other, but also how to stop losing each other.