Lu Minghe initially liked the little girl next door very much.
Her face was wrapped in a deep-red scarf, making her look even more like a little ball of white jade. She was incredibly cute, with only a pair of bright, dark eyes showing. She often sat quietly on a little stool in the courtyard, staring blankly at the sky, no one knew what she was thinking.
He really wanted to be friends with her.
But all the children in the village called her a "little monster," and anyone who got close would get beaten up.
Lu Minghe was terrified, especially when he thought she had brutally killed his family's dog. He broke down crying: How could such a cute little girl be so vicious?!
Later, after they became friends, Lu Minghe learned that her aloofness and cruelty were merely weapons she used to keep people from hurting her.
He felt terribly sorry for her.
He thought the little monster wasn't really a monster. She had just hidden her heart too deep, where no one could see it.
Theme: When you walk alone, don't hide your heart too deep for too long. Let the sunlight in.
