In the midsummer of 2005, the first meeting under the camphor tree became the light of Wu Hanqiu's life.
Du Size was the little sun that broke into his lonely world. He would hold his hand, peel oranges for him, and say, "I will take good care of you in the future."
From elementary school to junior high school, from tablemates to lovers, they agreed to go to high school together, watch the sea together, grow up together, and walk together for the rest of their lives.
Hang yourself on a hook, and it will not change for a hundred years.
But fate only gave them sixteen years.
The sea of flowers remains the same, the fragrance of gardenias lingers, and the boy who always smiles has stayed at his most dazzling age forever.
For the next eighteen years, every midsummer, Wu Hanqiu would bring gardenias and sugar oranges to the small grave.
Longing becomes a disease, and obsession is deep into the bones.
"Size, I've learned to peel oranges, I've learned to take care of myself, I've learned to walk a long, long way alone.
But I still miss you so much. "
Intention: Some promises are amazing for years, but they are ultimately absent for the rest of life. Deep love may not be perfect, and regret is the truest ending of youth.