My own OC text
In late autumn, Wu Shou caught a fallen locust leaf.
From then on, there was an ignorant "person" behind him.
This new student has orange-yellow hair, eyes as clear as fresh snow, and a headache-inducing realization: He always feels like he can still jump off a tall building and float away with the wind.
Kiri Shouyu's life was completely overturned. He needs to teach this leaf: what gravity is, what the sweetness of cake is, why hibernation is needed in winter, and how to exist safely as a "person".
He is concise and to the point, hardworking and uncomplaining, like a silent guardian.
Wulihuai's learning method is particularly direct. He squatted on the roadside to watch the ants move, stretched out his hand to touch the coolness of the rain, his eyes would light up when he smelled the delicious food, and when he was scared, he would instinctively look for the familiar figure of Kiri Shou. There are no complicated words in his dictionary. Care means "you are wet", liking means "sweet and delicious", and dependence means leaning into the other person's arms silently.
This is a symbiosis that begins with accident and responsibility. He taught him the rules of the world, and he, perhaps using his most clumsy authenticity, taught him what companionship and care are.
When the first snowflake fell in winter, and when the light fragrance of locust flowers spread in his arms, Wu Shou began to think: Is what he caught a leaf, or an entire unexpected spring?
Note: This novel is published in the form of prose and trivia, and there is not much coherence in the article.
Intention: warmth