Waiting for a Reunion

In the midsummer of that year, mints covered the eaves of the teaching building. Song Yu hurriedly rushed into the sunlight with his books in his arms, and also into Gu Fan's eyes. The young man stood in the wind, more dazzling than the summer sun, and became the brightest beginning of her entire youth. They are the most compatible partners on the high school campus, a gentle and cheerful girl and a confident and determined boy. From acquaintance to companionship, their youthful time has turned into the sweetest candy. Friends around them laugh and accompany each other, family bonds are hidden in their daily lives, and the worries of boys and girls are wrapped in the refreshing fragrance of mint. But growth is never easy. Gu Fan lives in a reorganized family. His parents put all their hopes on his shoulders. Quarrels and expectations have become an airtight web. The shadow of his childhood has already laid its foundation. In his senior year of high school, double changes in his family and studies, as well as sudden illness, forced him to grow up hastily and had to reluctantly separate from Song Yu. Song Yu, who was wrapped up in a happy family, also experienced ups and downs after separation: the death of her grandmother left unspoken regrets, her best friend suffered changes, her studies were repeatedly frustrated, and the once lively girl gradually became sensitive and silent. After three years of separation, things have changed and people have changed. It's the season of mint blooming again, and the two meet again on the university campus. He is no longer the high-spirited young man he once was. Changes have worn off his edge, leaving only fragility and silence. She has also lost her former cheerfulness, sensitivity and restlessness, and is full of unhealed scars. They confessed the suffering and struggle of the past three years, and felt sorry for each other's transformation, but they also understood that they were so devastated that they were no longer able to embrace each other. So they chose to let go again, not as an end, but as an agreement - to mend the scars in their respective worlds, weather the wind and rain, and become more complete and stronger selves. Years pass by, and time is gentle. When the mint covers the branches for the third time, the two people who finally reconciled with the past and transformed into a better person meet each other again. This time, there is no hasty farewell, no scars all over the body, only the determination and tenderness after thousands of sails, and in the fragrance of mint, the entire youthful waiting is fulfilled. Concept: The growth experience of loving and being loved