The story begins in a small southern town.
Everything in the town seemed extraordinarily calm and slow, and the light was full of hazy and soft memories. Lin Sha, who has lived in a small town since childhood, grew up studying with his best friend Yoga. In high school, he gave up his beloved liberal arts in order to be with his crush Qi Zhe. After seven years of hard work, Lin Sha thought he was about to embrace happiness, until a strange girl said "I am pregnant with Qi Zhe's child" and all the tenderness was torn to pieces.
Yoga's youth was a grand desolation. The death of her grandfather made her grow up rapidly, and her parents' divorce made her completely homeless. Witnessing the wedding of Lin Yang, who has been secretly in love for many years, he went from enthusiastic and public to sober and mean, and finally failed to express his love.
Lin Yang, the once brilliant young genius, gave up Bai Yueguang, who was unwilling to let down his youth because of a promise.
An Yutong was born stubbornly in the barren land. The patriarchal family regarded her as an accessory of her younger brother. Her mother was domestically abused, her sister was betrayed, and she was forced to marry early. It was her sister who tried her best to rescue her. She transformed from a girl in patchwork clothes in the countryside into a female CEO. The tragic death of her sister was the regret of her life.
Lin Sha was so hurt by the sudden betrayal that he couldn't recover. When he returned home, he met An Yutong, who was dealing with his family's funeral. An Yutong extended an olive branch, and the three girls shook hands and set off again side by side. Just when everyone thought everything was going to be fine, a car accident took away everyone, leaving only the sinners in this world, lingering in indelible pain.
Destiny has already laid its foreshadowing in time.
The past is too heavy, the paper is too shallow, and the endless regrets can only be stranded in the gentle wind, blowing along with the summer into the scars of time.
Intention: You don't mean to draw the wind, but you are aloof and cause torrents
