Never Met

From the first grade to the sixth grade, Li Yuze was the taciturn monitor of the class. He spoke little but always assigned trivial matters to Chen Yutong. When collecting homework, he waited silently for her to correct wrong questions, and when he was on duty, he quietly reserved the easy tasks. The care hidden in the "difference" was his gentleness that was not good at words. And Chen Yutong is the little sunshine in the class. He loves to laugh and is full of energy. He never thinks he is "troublesome". Instead, he happily accepts his preference. After walking home from school, he will always send him a chirping daily message as soon as he is on the school bus. Even if his reply is short, he will always be enthusiastic. He would only say sarcastic words when he was jealous, and deleted his friends when he was annoyed, but he couldn't stand it when she took the initiative to add her friends again and again with a smile. The process of deleting, adding, and deleting was full of the two-way heartbeat of a young man that he didn't express clearly. After the seventh grade was divided into classes, the sun was blazing on the military training field. She couldn't help but hide behind the team and peek at him standing in the military posture. The instructor caught him and punished him for standing in the scorching sun. She bit her lip to avoid complaining, and when she raised her head, she met his gaze - he, who was always calm, frowned, and his eyes were filled with uncontrollable distress, but he said nothing and only stared at her. She immediately raised her familiar smile and whispered softly: "It's okay, it's okay, I can hold on~" The bright smile diluted the grievance of being forced to stand, and also quietly soothed the anxiety in his heart. In the second volume of eighth grade, the two of them transferred to different schools. They were separated in two cities, and their mobile phones became the only connection. During the senior year of high school, each other was busy with their studies, but they never completely lost contact. She is still the lively little sunshine. Even if the pressure of preparing for exams is high, she will still take some time to complain to him - chatting about difficult teachers, piles of test papers, sharing delicious snacks on the roadside, and occasional small grievances. , Even the tone of her voice was full of liveliness that could not be hidden; he was still taciturn, and his replies were always short, but he would catch all her emotions seriously, even if he only replied with "Don't be tired" and "Come on", the concern in his eyes could not be hidden at all. This bond hidden in the trivial complaints became the most reassuring comfort in the high-pressure senior year of high school. However, the distance and the busyness of school eventually made the connection slowly fade away. There was no grand farewell, only fewer and fewer chats. In the end, only the unspoken love in my heart and the most real regret in youth were left. From the favored "errand" in the first grade, to the distressed stares in the seventh grade, to the long-distance complaints in the senior year, he used silence to hide his joy, and she used her enthusiasm to maintain a bond. This "final encounter" that started with ignorance and ended with missing, hid the purest heartbeat of a young man, and also retained the longest tenderness and sadness in youth. Concept: Long-lasting love cannot match the distance, regret is also the appearance of youth