Xu Qingyan is a puppet living in a glamorous cage.
Her family is well off, but she is used as a comparison tool by her parents. She may seem sunny and lively, but her heart has long been gnawed full of holes by the cold family.
Rivers are also weeds growing in the mud.
Her father died young and her mother remarried and abandoned her, leaving only her sick grandmother to depend on. Wrapped in hostility and indifference, she endured the prejudices of others and the suffering of life alone.
On a rainy night, two girls trapped in darkness unexpectedly met.
She is the one who stands up in her desperate situation, and she is the gentle approach in her loneliness.
Xu Qingyan took off all disguises just to warm Jiang Ye's scars; Jiang Ye put away all his sharp edges and tried his best to protect Xu Qingyan.
They are the only light in each other's gloomy youth.
But the shackles of their original family, the strange vision of the world, and the cruel pressure of reality eventually tore the two apart.
After years of separation, the girls who were forced to separate in the past reunite again.
Jiang Ye lost his anger and became calm and determined; Xu Qingyan broke free from the restraints and became brave and fearless.
This time, they are no longer afraid of rumors and no longer compromise their fate.
"I don't want to borrow the light, I want to go with you to the light that belongs to us."
[The cool, lonely and brave school bully × the gentle and tough school bully]
Two-way redemption·Campus sweetness·Reunion after breaking the mirror
Two scarred souls hugged each other in the mud, walked together in the darkness, and finally relied on each other to emerge from the light.
Purpose: The work aims to explore the influence of native families on the growth of teenagers, and show how two girls in different situations can break the barriers and redeem each other. By describing the process of Xu Qingyan and Jiang Ye from acquaintance to companionship, it conveys the positive energy of supporting each other in the darkness and bravely walking out of trauma, and praises the pure and firm deep friendship between women.
