If he had known that he would be so entangled with Chen Sui later in life, Sang Yu would not have easily said "Let's go here" at the age of fifteen.
When they were children, they were the light in each other's lives. He helped her eat the meals she didn't like, and she climbed over the wall to deliver cakes to him when he was sick. The three children grew up stumbling in the rain lanes, hot pot restaurants and old yards of Jiacheng.
But fate is like an unexpected jasmine rain, fragrant when it blooms, but silent when it withers.
Sang Yu's family was broken up, her parents quarreled, and her mother left, causing her to push away the only person willing to get close to her again and again.
She thought that by escaping, she would not be hurt, but she didn't know that for some people, once they missed it, their entire youth would be lost.
After meeting again many years later, she discovered:
That boy never really left.
He left a key, a bottle of perfume, and the sentence "Mo Daosang Yuwan",
He was her most silent and stubborn guardian in the dark years.
Demining: Micro-group portrait, the overall pace is slow, non-plot flow, focusing on depicting daily life, depicting the heroine's growth and transformation, starting from the protagonist's kindergarten.
Intention: growth
