When he was fifteen years old, Lin An met Shen Zhou.
One is a girl who sits in the corner of the classroom and does not dare to look up. The other is a girl who has shallow scars on the back of her hands and always reads alone. They met on the side of the playground, watched ants move together, and stood outside the crowd in gym class together. Starting from "Let's Eat Together", two people forgotten by the world slowly entered each other's world.
Lin An's home is on the top floor of the old city. There is a crooked crack in the ceiling, like a river. Her mother worked overtime in the factory and her younger brother fell ill and was hospitalized. She was told to transfer to another school because the tuition was too expensive. Shen Zhou's home is in a narrow alley in the south of the city. His father lies on the bed all year round and faces the wall. His mother cooks and washes dishes in silence. The yard is full of debris and there is a cat.
"I transferred to another school," Lin An said.
"I'm looking for you." Shen Zhou said.
From junior high school to high school, from high school to college, from college to work, from two people to two people and a cat. They have been together for sixty years, from fifteen to seventy-five years old, from two little girls to two old ladies. They watched the sunset at the beach, basked in the sun on the balcony, and spent their last moments in each other's arms.
A story about two girls who have been bullied and redeem each other.
One is like a shore, silent but can dock; the other is like an island, which can stand in the water. They are each other's shore and each other's continent.
Intention: Two-way redemption