Ruan Weihe lives in a dull and depressing daily life, with an introverted and sensitive personality, wrapped in layers of loneliness and internal friction. I don't know when a figure named Hoshino broke into her world.
He was gentle and open-minded, something she didn't dare to be. He only appeared quietly on rainy nights and in quiet moments of solitude. The two spent time together, shared their thoughts, and became each other's only comfort. Ruan Weihe gradually became dependent on her from the initial fear and alertness. This unknown companion became the only light in her gloomy life.
A graffiti diary full of detailed emotions records every moment the two get along, and is also their own secret. The two have similar appearances, but they have completely different marks - the moles under their eyes and the shallow scars on their wrists have become small marks that distinguish each other.
A sudden car accident shattered everything. Ruan Weihe woke up from a serious injury and lost all memories of Xingye. His spirit gradually returned to calm, as if that time had never existed.
The years that followed were peaceful and smooth, but there was always a hole in her heart. Occasionally I catch a glimpse of a fleeting figure in the mirror, and when I turn to the diary with mottled handwriting, an inexplicable sadness always comes to my heart.
The person who had accompanied her through loneliness eventually became a vague stranger in her memory, leaving only a tenderness that no one could prove, scattered in the depths of the years.
Intent: The two-way redemption of lonely people and self-illusion, exploring the tender regrets of love and forgetfulness.