Every other shift is the distance, and the evening breeze is the proof.
I spent my entire youth chasing a one-way love.
He is calm and rational, excels in mathematics, and never craves excitement;
I am full of enthusiasm and follow step by step, trapped in memories year after year.
Later, midsummer came to an end, and the young man forgot the past.
Only I, with full love, will never forget it for the rest of my life.
Purpose: 1. The one-way love of young people is a grand and unsolvable regret. Most of the heartbeats in adolescence end without a cure. I devoted my youth to it, but the other party has no memory. This highlights the reality of unequal love and unequal memories. 2. Memories are a one-man show. The heroine will never forget it for a lifetime, while the hero will completely forget it. Affectionate intentions are never a two-way standard. Remembering is a solo practice. 3. Summer-limited love is destined to end with midsummer. A young man's heart is passionate but fragile. Class separation, time, and distance are all obstacles. Some encounters are only suitable for stunning young people, and they cannot stay together for the rest of their lives. 4. Accept that love is not available, and reconcile with the regrets of youth. Do not criticize the male protagonist for forgetting, do not resent the ending, and accept calmly that not all likes will be responded to. This is the truest normal state of youth.