That summer, He Qiyue from the Department of Physics made an agreement with Lin Xianxian from the Department of Medicine: He would teach her physics formulas, and she would show him all the fireworks in the world. From the sunshine by the library window to the glow sticks waving at concerts, from the iced watermelons shared in the cafeteria to clumsy confessions under the stars, the heartbeat of youth grows wildly in every ordinary and unusual summer.
"When this summer is over, we will get married." He told her under the stars on graduation day.
But summer is over, but Xianxian will always stay on the front line of the fight against the epidemic. A year later, He Qiyue came to the primary school where she had been thinking about, and every night when the cicadas were chirping, she continued to write letters that she could never read again.
Until he was sorting out her old things and found that the iron box she collected contained all the notes he had written to her over the years - from the first note "Maybe, I can help you." To the last note "Wait until I come back." Each one is carefully marked with the date. At the bottom of the box is a blank wedding invitation, with her beautiful handwriting on the back: "In July, being able to spend this summer with you is the most complete chapter of my life."
It turns out that the most painful regret is that the story ends abruptly in the hottest chapter; the deepest love is that the unfinished summer stays in the memory forever.
A story that stays in midsummer forever,
An unfinished story that will be written for the rest of my life.
Purpose: Find the perfection of life in eternal regrets, and continue the power of love in unfinished stories.