If you are destined not to be remembered, will you still choose to get closer?
In 2004, with 100 days left before the college entrance examination, Lin Weiyue ranked 42nd in the class. The mother spread the report card on the table and said, "I don't care about you anymore." She cried until she collapsed in the bathroom, and when she woke up - time stopped on this day.
She was stuck in a loop.
Pei Xingzhan is the only variable in the class. He could sense her presence in the loop. From encountering an umbrella in the rain in the library, from looking at each other by candlelight to saying "I came here on purpose", she learned to get close again in the repetitive days.
One rainy day, he handed her an earphone with "Breaking Point" playing on it: "I walked so far with you quietly, and I didn't even notice that my eyes were red."
In the loop, she discovered that her mother would be transferred out of Nanjing on April 30. From silence to quarreling, from understanding to embracing, for the 100th time, she finally said, "No matter what, you are the best mother."
The cycle will end. On the day it ends, he will forget everything.
She was kissed on the forehead by him in the second-hand bookstore, and heard him ask on the rooftop: "What if one day you don't remember me?" She didn't answer - because he was the one who forgot.
The cycle ends. In the cafeteria, he sat opposite her: "Classmate, have we met somewhere?"
Many years later, she returned to Nanjing and wrote a line on the title page of "The Little Prince": "The ripples will disperse, but the water remembers."
Concept: Not all farewells need to be remembered, but every approach is worth it.