"Although it's already September, the sun is still shining brightly in Jincheng, which is located in the southwest. Even on the most bustling campus, it can't cover up the hustle and bustle of late summer."
The unkind, arrogant and coquettish second-grader Shen Yu and the first-grader who likes to blow off air-conditioning and poisonous mouths
In his sophomore year of high school, Xu Yan resolutely chose to live on campus in order to escape the chaos at home, but was unexpectedly thrown into the dormitory of Shen Yu, the second grader, by his class teacher.
One is the aloof and aloof scholar Shou who is firmly at the top of the list, and the other is the inhumane scholar Gong who is right behind him. The two people with exactly the same personalities meet on a narrow road. Silence is the norm in the dormitory, and alienation is each other's armor. They are like two parallel lines, clearly in the same room, but seemingly separated by thousands of rivers and mountains.
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When the silence of the dormitory was broken by a falling pen, Xu Yan was lowering his eyes and calculating, and Shen Yu had just returned to his desk from the balcony. The black pen rolled half a circle on the floor and finally stopped at the midline next to the two people's feet.
Xu Yan's fingertips paused slightly without raising his head; Shen Yu raised his eyelids, his gaze fell on the pen, and then glanced at Xu Yan's tightly pursed lips. Silence hung in the air for three seconds. Shen Yu bent down and picked up the pen. His fingertips did not touch Xu Yan's hand, but he gently placed the pen on the corner of his desk. His voice was as light as a gust of wind: "Yours."
Xu Yan raised his eyes, looked into his calm eyes, paused, and uttered two words: "Thank you."
This was their third week living in the same dormitory. The first sentence of conversation was as light as snow falling on the lake, but it opened a very thin crack in each other's frozen world. Break the ice.
May the road be clear and we can walk together.
Intent: True growth is not to shine alone, but to learn to accept, understand and love in each other's company.