The night Su Wantang added her long-time crush Lu Huaizhou on WeChat, she was so excited that she rolled three and a half times on the bed. However, the next day, her roommate's words made her smile freeze - "Lu Huaizhou has a girlfriend."
She didn't cry or make a fuss, she just quietly packed away the snack bags on the table, and went to the college office the next day to apply for exchange in the UK. On the day she got the offer from the University of Manchester, she posted a message on WeChat Moments with only two words: Go. Lu Huaizhou was the first to like it. She looked at the little love and logged out of WeChat.
After returning to China two years later, Su Wantang joined a new company in Shanghai. When she turned around in the tea room, Lu Huaizhou was standing behind her with a cup of coffee. He smiled and said what a coincidence, and she glanced behind him subconsciously. Later she found out that he broke up not long after she went to England, and when he saw her name on the list of new employees, his hands shook.
He spent half a year chasing her back, lattes, overtime nights, and sunrises on the Bund. She thought the story had finally reached a successful chapter, until one Saturday afternoon, a WeChat message lit up on the screen of his mobile phone - "Huaizhou, I'm back in China, would you like to meet me?"
Su Wantang did not question or argue. She booked a flight to Paris and blocked all his contact information.
Lu Huaizhou sat on the stairs in front of her house, then stood up and booked the latest flight to Paris. He went through all her social updates during her two years in the UK and found her at sunset in Montmartre. He handed over the phone, and the memo was filled with every destination she had collected, from the snowy mountains in Switzerland to the aurora in Iceland.
"I have seen every post and every photo you posted in the UK many times," he said. "I want to accompany you to every place you have collected."
The sunset in Paris burned half of the sky red.
Su Wantang leaned her head on his shoulder, remembering how she had set out alone two years ago. She thought that this time she could post a new circle of friends.
The accompanying text is still the same two words-departure.
Only this time, there was one more person beside him.
Concept: "Love is not about standing still and waiting, it is about going through all your social media and flying to the other side of the world to find you."