In high school, the transfer student Xia Yunfeng came to class, and Liu Yiran took the initiative to talk to him because of his appearance.
The two quickly became inseparable best friends. They caught dolls together, played the guitar, and promised to be carefree forever under the swing full of flowers. As they get along day and night, the two have a secret love for each other, but neither dares to expose it.
Xia Yunfeng was accidentally diagnosed with terminal cancer. In order to prevent Liu Yiran from being sad and delaying her life, she deliberately created a misunderstanding with the cruel words "How could I like girls" when Liu Yiran was about to take her on a long trip, forcing Liu Yiran to leave. Liu Yiran was deeply hit and fell into self-doubt, shredding the ticket and completely cutting off contact.
Many years after graduation, Liu still could not forget Xia Yunfeng and lived in guilt and longing. A phone call from the hospital came suddenly - Xia Yunfeng was critically ill, and the only person he wanted to see was her. Liu Yiran rushed to the hospital and saw Xia Yunfeng for the last time. The other person only left a letter for her to read after her death.
Xia Yunfeng passed away after Liu Yiran left. The letter revealed all the truth: terminal illness, difficulties, years of affection and love that never stopped. Liu Yiran finally understood everything, but he never had time to say the words "I like you too."
Ending: Xia Yunfeng died in the summer, when the flowers bloomed at their peak, and on the day they agreed. Liu Yiran hugged the captured doll and guitar, guarding the memories for the rest of his lonely life, which became a lifelong feeling that he could not let go of.
Concept: "Wait until the wind blows away and we meet again" takes the two heroines' two-way secret love as a guide and explores love, regret and the weight of life. The story begins with an unspoken heartbeat on campus in midsummer, but due to a terminal illness and the realization of forbearance, it ends in separation between life and death. Xia Yunfeng protected her by "pushing away", and Liu Yiran remembered it with "regret" for the rest of his life. The two people's miss was the most painful regret in youth.
The work does not deliberately exaggerate sadness, but uses the regret of "never too late" to explore the nature of love: true affection is sometimes a silent sacrifice; and the preciousness of life lies in its teaching us that once some thoughts are missed, they will become an unforgettable weight in life. In the end, in the aftertaste of BE aesthetics, the story guides readers to see: love never dissipates due to separation, it will turn into the wind in memories, blowing forever in every summer waiting for reunion.