On his first day of employment, Liu Yueyang met someone in the elevator.
Tall figure, smart short hair, white T-shirt, khaki overalls, and yellow Martin boots. His skin is so white that he doesn't look like a northerner, but looks like he grew up in a water town in the south of the Yangtze River - he also has a pair of pink and phoenix eyes, with the ends of his eyes slightly raised. When he is not smiling, he is cold and distant, but when he looks at people, he is like green grass after the rain, clean and translucent.
She didn't know his name, she only knew that he pressed the button for the eighth floor.
Later she was sent to Kazakhstan and met him again in that prison-like dormitory building. Staying up late together listening to the recording, he said "I'm with you." During the four-day mill meeting, he helped her deliver paper, and his ears turned red.
She stood up on tiptoes and kissed his swollen cheek, then ran away. He pulled her into the room and hugged her: "Wait until we return to China."
They thought this was the end. Little did he know that the real test had just begun - kneeling down, being rejected, breaking up, two years.
Some people are worth waiting for.
Concept: In the wilderness, two hearts illuminate each other; in reality, two people stick to each other.