Make changes based on your own facts. Respect my youth with little regrets. It's related to campus.
At the beginning of the school year, Gu Xianqing found study committee member Bai Duwan in a busy classroom. Those smiling eyes made her forget her purpose in an instant. After explaining the extra points, Bai Duwan pronounced her name accurately and neatly. The sunlight passed over her fingertips, making Gu Xianqing panic.
That night, a friend request popped up on WeChat: "I am Bai Duwan." As soon as it was approved, a message popped into view: "Hello, Beauty Gu." The tips of Gu Xianqing's ears felt hot: "Just call me little baboon." The other party chuckled: "How can you call a beauty a little baboon?" This playful conversation became the beginning. They chatted about everything from staying up all night to catch up on homework to where to go on the weekend, from reminders of rainy days to daily chores. Bai Duwan is proactive and gentle. He affectionately calls her "little beauty" online and always puts on a smile when they meet offline.
They are getting closer and closer in countless "tomorrows", sharing the unique sweetness and throbbing of youth. The phrase "What's the weather like tomorrow?" Has become a tacit code, hiding evidence of each other's affection.
However, young minds always have twists and turns. The fiery closeness finally gave way to the unspoken expectation and uneasiness. On an ordinary summer day, they hurriedly separated.
It was many years later that Gu Xianqing realized that Bai Duwan's joking name and all the tender moments had already accrued and turned into regrets that she could not repay for the rest of her life. It turns out that from the moment they first met, her ups and downs were all for one person. "Tomorrow's Weather" is always written about "you" mood.
Purpose: Cherish the present and chase courage and dreams