"Unspoken Love" revolves around the bond between Lu Heng and Lin Kui. From childhood familiarity to the undercurrent hidden in the heart, it outlines a relationship that swings between temptation and restraint.
Lin Kui's hobby was like the chirping of cicadas on a summer afternoon, noisy but he dared not express it openly. He remembered the taste of soda that Lu Heng loved to drink, and would secretly clench his fingers when Lu Heng was joking with others, hiding his thoughts in every seemingly natural approach. In Lu Heng's world, the word "brother" used to be the strongest line of defense. Until a certain moment, he found that he would be flustered by Lin Kui's loss, and his heartbeat would be out of order when the other party came close. Even he was unwilling to admit that caring that transcended friendship.
From the temptation in the alleyway convenience store to the chance of amnesia and reunion in the ward, they wandered around in the safe zone of "friends", covering up their true feelings with clumsy concern, and revealing their throbbing in inadvertent touches. When Lu Heng finally said the "like" he had hidden for many years, and when Lin Kui responded "Me too," those moments buried by time suddenly took on meaning - it turned out that some feelings existed from the beginning, it just took a little courage to let the unspoken words finally fall into each other's hearts.
Intention: Taking the temptation of the heart in the youthful pull as the context, it writes the heartbeat process from hesitation and rejection to frank embrace, explaining that the love hidden in the heart must be bravely spoken, and the two-way frankness is the most complete closed loop of heartbeat.