Lin Yu is a transfer student. He is pale and silent. He always stays alone on the rooftop. Shen Zhi is a short-haired girl sitting in the corner. She is used to drawing graffiti in textbooks and giving breakfast to stray cats.
She found that his camera was always facing her - during class, when he was in a daze, and when he was feeding the cat. He didn't explain, but wrote on the back of the photo: "Because you look good."
They began to "create" each other on the rooftop: he photographed her, and she painted him. That was the cleanest love for a seventeen-year-old.
But there was a medicine bottle hidden in Lin Yu's desk, and the hospital's calls were stored on his cell phone. He has a countdown.
He wanted to take 99 photos of her, celebrate her birthday, and leave a letter.
Later, the wind on the rooftop will answer for him: Before I met you, I thought life was only black and white; after I met you, even if it was not long, you were all my light.
This is a story about farewell and lingering warmth - some people are like lightning, short-lived but fierce; some love is like the moon, still lighting the way forward after leaving.
Intention: Cherish the encounter, learn to say goodbye, and move on with love.