Reverse Orbit Gardenia

[Double academic masters·Two-way redemption·Original family·Growth and healing] She is the "perfect specimen" who ranks first in grade. She lives in the orbit carefully planned by her parents. Competitions, studying abroad, and prestigious schools - every step is marked with coordinates, and even her breathing must be calculated for efficiency. He spent many years living his life as a "wrong question": his grades were at the bottom, his paintings were unsightly, and he was even careless in his rebellion. No one knew that his sketchbook contained architectural sketches of the entire city, and no one knew that beneath those "bad" lines lay a heart that was suffocated by comparison. When the second year of high school started, they became tablemates after a long absence. She found that his sketchbook was full of her back; he understood her suffocating trembling under her perfect test paper. The wind on the rooftop knew it, and the ivy in the abandoned art building knew it - the two teenagers trapped in their respective mazes were quietly opening a window for each other. "I will build you a glass flower house from now on and plant it full of gardenias. No one will bother you." "I don't want to escape, I just want to confirm that this is the path I chose." But at this wrong age, those unspoken concerns, those angry silences, those tilted umbrellas on rainy nights - At the age of seventeen, they have to learn not only how to solve problems, but also how to love and be loved clumsily. "Under the rubble, there are stars." "The stars don't have to be in the sky to be just as bright in your hand." ——This is the story of two scarred people who finally dare to admit in front of each other that they are worthy of being held tenderly. The introduction is incompetent, let's move on to the main text~ --- Childhood Sweethearts | Two-way Secret Love | Native Family | Academic Pressure | Psychological Growth | HE Purpose: On the road of youth and growth, true courage is neither rebellion nor obedience, but finding one's own light in understanding and watching.