In those days when she was exhausted and chased by nightmares, her world was silently shattering. The university library became her only refuge, and sleep her only way to escape reality. Until she discovered that there was always a gaze that fell on her gently through the gap in the bookshelf.
"You kept staring at me, I thought you knew me."
This was an inquiry that started out of curiosity, but started a journey that lifted each other out of the abyss of loneliness. He is a silent and determined senior who uses his unique way - a reserved seat, a coat that cannot be refused, a box of 100 Dove chocolates, and the words "Before graduation, as long as you want me, I will help you move forward step by step" - to establish order in her chaotic world.
From the library to the playground, from sudden breakdowns to late-night phone calls, he was like a patient guardian, catching all her unspeakable bad moods and panic attack moments. He washed away the clothes piled up on her balcony, which seemed to wash away the dust in her heart; he stopped her from walking towards the cold sea, and used his embrace to call back her nostalgia for the world.
This is a story about how to be illuminated by another soul in the darkest time of youth. It is not only an ambiguous and sweet campus love song, but also a profound record about redemption, companionship and growth. What he taught her was not how to be loved, but how to fall in love with the world again and the powerful self hidden under the fragile shell.
Intention: In the broken self, through a beam of light, learn to piece together the complete self. This is not only the encounter of two lonely souls, but also a fable about "self-reconstruction". Your story profoundly reveals that true salvation is not about waiting for a perfect person to carry you out of the abyss, but when a ray of light (such as the company of a senior) illuminates the darkness, and you finally gain the strength and courage to see your surroundings clearly and find your own way out.