Tan Yan×Jiang Xuran
Jiang Xuran suffered from toothache and was pushed to the clinic he often went to by Zou Nuo.
The clinic was quiet, and the smell of disinfectant was mixed with a bit of mint. When Tan Yan raised his eyes and asked him "which one hurts," his voice was so calm that there was no fluctuation, but it caused a little ripple in his heart.
He teaches high school geography, attends class every day and works diligently, and his life is almost the same. Tan Yan was guarding one side of the examination table, his movements were steady and he spoke few words. His fingertips were a little colder than his when handing out the medicine order. It was obviously just the doctor's normal instruction of "don't eat sweets", but he secretly remembered it for a long time.
I originally thought it was just an ordinary medical visit, but after I got the medicine and had my tooth extracted the next time, things turned upside down.
But later Zou Nuo went for a review and came back to tell him that Dr. Tan had asked about his situation; when he passed by the dessert shop, he would subconsciously avoid it; at the flower stall opposite the school, he also bought a small pot of mint.
He slowly discovered that some tenderness was not dramatic, but hidden in details, which just matched all his awkwardness and uneasiness.
Just like a symptomatic medicine, it can slowly iron out the wrinkles in daily life without making any announcement.
Intention: If you have a toothache, eat less sweets.