When she was seventeen, Lu Tianyi remembered Ding Yan's profile in the light of the corridor. He was a boy in the next class. He had crooked eyes when he smiled and would tilt his umbrella towards her on rainy days. The heartbeat of youth comes simply and surely.
But later she realized that some love makes people shine, while some love makes people gradually blur their direction in the light. On the day they broke up, she gently took off the necklace and put it at the bottom of the box - it wasn't that she wasn't brave enough, it was just that she hadn't learned how to say goodbye properly, and she wasn't ready to use farewell to define herself.
Later, there was a person who silently put a pack of tissues on the windowsill when she was in the most embarrassing situation. He saw her stunned for a long time after making the phone call in the dusk, and then took a deep breath quietly before walking into the light. From then on, his eyes were always searching for her unconsciously - just wanting to know if she had smiled today or if she had been caught in the sudden rain.
It took her a long time to learn one thing: people who truly love you will not let you stand in the corner and wait. He will hand you an umbrella, walk a long way under the street lights with you, watch the whole show together, and then whisper softly when the show is over - don't rush, take your time.
This is a story about two necklaces, two deep woods, and a deer. About how to experience the wind in love, and how to learn to hold an umbrella next to another person.
Concept: Real love is not about hiding and being cautious, but "I'm here, you can take your time." Growth is the process from "Why am I apologizing?" To "It turns out that I deserve to be treated well."
