Winter Is Getting Better

The wind in County B was filled with venomous rumors, and Ling Yu was suffocated by the unprovoked malice. Those unprovoked bullying were like gangrene in the bones. Moving to City A was the last life-saving straw she clutched. Evil in this world never needs a reason. Your innocence and forbearance can become the original sin of being attacked in the jealousy and mediocrity of others. At the riverside that night, she bumped into Chen Lin immersed in the night. The deathly silence in his eyes was colder than the river water, like a lonely soul abandoned by the world. She pulled him out by mistake, but he shook her away violently. Her quenched eyes seemed to be looking at something dirty, as if her kindness was an unforgivable offense. The reunion in the classroom the next day became the beginning of a new nightmare. He was the school bully feared by the whole school and a prisoner wrapped in depression. The moment he blocked her, he said in a cruel tone: "If you dare to tell me what happened last night, you will not be able to survive in City A." Wen Xianmin happened to bump into the scene by the river. Jealousy became poisonous, and frame-ups came fast and hard. Chen Lin believed it, or in other words, he needed an outlet. The anger that was gnawed by depression and the darkness that had nowhere to go all turned into bullying towards Ling Yu. The pushing, the isolation, the trash on the desk, and the pointing behind my back were exactly the same as what happened in County B. Lingyu thought he could take a breather in a different place, but he fell into another, dirtier quagmire. When you are weak, there are the most bad people. If kindness has no edge, it will only become a reason to be trampled on. She gritted her teeth and carried it on, but when she was about to collapse, she chose to transfer to another school. With disappointment in human nature, she regarded the redemption on the river bank as a shameful joke. Later in life, while having fun in a small bar, she bumped into Chen Lin who was drunk and unconscious. He held her wrist and refused to let go, revealing the truth in a hoarse voice - the frame-up, his struggle trapped by depression, and the cowardice disguised as hurt were all the darkness that teenagers have nowhere to escape from, and they are also the most naked reality of this era. That winter, the smoke disappeared and the misunderstanding was solved. There was no easy forgiveness, only a sober pull. Chen Lin began to run to her new school frequently, with clumsy apologies and unconcealable goodwill, trying to make up for the hurt of the past. Human nature is complex, danger is the norm, and redemption always carries a thorn. We are all living in the folds of the times, being pushed away by malice while secretly holding on to the glimmer of light that refuses to be extinguished. They are like two stones that have been polished by life, full of scars and edges, testing in the quagmire of reality, trying to find a bit of warmth that is not bright but real enough in the past that is full of scars - just like the stubborn growing weeds in an unnoticed corner, refusing to bow their heads despite the wind and rain. Purpose: Even if you are bruised by malicious attacks, you can still find your own glimmer of light and salvation in the complex nature of human nature.