Jiang Wan's youth is made up of four milk candy wrappers.
In the first picture, when ginkgo leaves fall all over the shoulders, a strange and naughty boy hands over a milk candy. She didn't even know his name, she only remembered his careless voice in the backlight: "You will feel better if you eat this."
In the second picture, on the first day of high school, she found that the boy named Cheng Jing had become her deskmate. He is still unruly and unruly, with the collar of his school uniform open
"Do you also like to eat this brand of milk candy?"
In the third picture, she helps him cover, takes notes, and musters up the courage to rush in and stop him when he fights. Everyone said that Jiang Wan, a good girl, was led astray by Cheng Jing. Only she knew that she had become unlike herself as early as that day.
In the fourth picture, on that rainy day, Cheng Jing was leaning against the back door of the classroom, with wet hair stuck to his forehead, and suddenly asked her: "Jiang Wan, do you like me?"
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After reuniting in high school, every time Jiang Wan finished writing in his diary, he would draw small expressions on the candy paper, fold it and put it in an iron box. Occasionally he would write a sentence or two, but the candy paper was fragile and became wrinkled.
The iron box will rust
Milk sugar will be less sweet
And that unspeakable question is so sour that it makes me choke to tears.
You see, I have accumulated evidence about you for so many years.
But there wasn't even a candy wrapper with a name on it.
Determination: For you I will be as happy as sweet cakes
