We met for the first time in the midsummer classroom. The young people's spirits collided with each other. They stayed together day and night, hiding their heartbeats in the gaps between the desks and the waves of wheat in the evening breeze.
They separated hurriedly due to a real-life accident, were riddled with misunderstandings, drifted between the two places, and were separated from each other for several years.
As time goes by, we meet again, following the little thoughts left behind by the past step by step. We were separated in the midsummer, and for the rest of our lives, we will follow the glimmer of light and fall steadily beside each other. The gardenias were blooming well that year.
Purpose: Most youth has the regret of failure. The encounter itself is a gift. Those loves that end in vain eventually turn into tender marks in growth, teaching people to learn to let go and say goodbye, and to carry the past with them to the future life.