At the beginning of his senior year of high school, Ji Ye met his new classmate Xunyu.
"I really hate these eyes. Why is it me?" Ji Ye has a habit of lowering his head and covering his right eye with long bangs. That eye is blue, so he was called a "monster" since he was a child, and his parents kicked him around like a ball when they divorced. He was used to being alone, used to being silent, and used to not expecting kindness from anyone.
Xunyu, with his flamboyant red hair, looks like a walking troublemaker. He is talkative, noisy, and fearless, but he is always the first to rush to Ji Ye when he is bullied. No one knows that underneath that red color lies the past of being beaten to a bloody head, and the secrets that each of his parents felt guilty about but dared not tell after their divorce. "I know they feel guilty. But... Are they going to keep hiding it from me for the rest of their lives?"
Two seemingly completely different people became roommates.
Xun Yu shamelessly squeezed into Ji Ye's world, using basketball to seduce him and using his endless nagging to knock on the closed door bit by bit. And Ji Ye also unknowingly learned to respond, learned to laugh, and learned to say "thank you" when someone rushed to help fight.
Around them, there is a group of equally vivid people.
Tai Shinan, who speaks like a scholar from ancient times, is able to hit every exam question accurately;
An Luyang, the most well-informed chatterbox in the class, is a mess in Chinese, but he is Tai Shinan's best friend.
Intention: What heals a person is never vigorous, but companionship day after day.
