Bitter Green

Not counting teachers and students/about 150,000 short stories BE On the eve of her wedding trip, Tian Heyi received a call from a friend, who brought a piece of unfortunate news: The Chinese teacher she had a crush on in high school has been dead for ten years. Seeing each other again after ten years, our old friend has become a tombstone, and there are two lines of words engraved on it: [When I was eighteen years old, I saw the green moon, first hidden in the clouds, and then falling into the water. The wind stains the green autumn night, crushes the fallen flowers and renews the spring, but it cannot measure the wind that is destined to die] It rained suddenly on the day of sweeping the grave. In the hazy moment, Tian Heyi recalled that when he was listening to his lecture in the third year of high school, he had repeatedly thought about his name. At that time, he wrote down a page of a small poem in his essay, and the piece of paper disappeared after that. It turns out his name is in the poem: Clouds are on the water. … When she saw him for the first time, Tian Heyi smelled the crisp fragrance that hit her face, and with trembling fingers, she picked off the leaves of the potted plant. Later I found out, His whole life was that bitter and deserted mint. Reading guide: ①The male protagonist is terminally ill and there is no reversal. ②The heroine has always kept her secret love deep in her heart. There has never been a relationship between the male and female protagonists, so it is not considered a teacher-student story. Intention: Give you a little red flower.