[Paranoid and unruly terminally ill boy × low self-esteem and forbearing left-behind girl | Two-way redemption | No love | BE is difficult to calm down]
He is the craziest person in the key high school.
He comes from a wealthy family and ranks first in grades, but he is paranoid, cold-blooded, loves to fight, and is full of thorns. He ignored others who looked down upon him. No one knew that beneath his bright appearance, he was already a rotten apple at the core.
She is the most silent outlier in the school.
Coming from a rural area, I have low self-esteem and cowardice. In a family that values boys over girls, my parents only love my younger brother. In a campus full of glamorous classmates, she lives cautiously and feels out of place.
He protected her from being bullied, blocked rumors for her, and silently supported her when she was pushed to collapse by her family;
She understands his fragility under his violent temper, sees through his stubbornness and pain, and uses her quiet companionship to warm his life towards the end.
He held on to his last breath, accompanying her through the college entrance examination, and watched her get the admission notice from a key university and rush to her freshman year.
But he failed to enter the university, failed to look at her again, and remained in high school forever in that midsummer when the cicadas couldn't stop chirping.
She ran to the light, while he slept in the middle of summer.
The wind has no time to return, and the apples fall to dust.
After a mutual redemption encounter, she was left alone in the end, carrying his hope with her to spend the rest of her life alone.
Intention: Even if life is like an apple rotting from the inside, it can still illuminate another person's life before falling. Two teenagers abandoned by fate have nothing to do with each other, they just want to support each other in a dark time. He used his remaining life to lift her out of the mud, and she warmed his last years with her gentle companionship. Youth will eventually have regrets, but redemption will never fail.