When he was sixteen years old, Luo Qinyu transferred to Jicheng with his divorced father.
A strange city, a strange school, a strange winter. She took all her emotions in and became silent.
Her deskmate Xu Xihe was the first kindness she received in this city. That girl would put lime candies in her exercise books, drag her to the most delicious window in the cafeteria, and fight for her when she was wronged. Her heart gradually opened...
In the first semester of high school, she saw "Xu Xihe" written three lines below "Xu Xihe" on the class list.
She casually said, "This person's name is similar to yours." She had not thought at that time that they would be in contact later.
Xu Xihe's brother. The most special person in Jicheng No. 2. He is one year older than everyone in the class, he doesn't like to talk, and his eyes are very quiet when he looks at people. No one knows where he went the year he disappeared, and no one dares to ask.
But Luo Qinyu became the exception.
He taught her to play badminton and she taught him to do math problems. They watched the same cartoon, played the same game, and talked on the playground late at night until the stars dimmed. The first time he laughed, she was stunned for a long time. So he can laugh... Or so she thought.
Seventeen years old, they were together. At the age of eighteen, he broke up with her.
He said: "Don't waste your time on me, I'm worthless."
She opened her mouth but didn't know what to say. Tears welled up before her words. She shook her head desperately and kept wiping them with her sleeves. Xu Xiyang gently wiped away her tears with his fingertips. "It would be better if you never knew me." He murmured in a very small voice.
Many years later Xu Xihe told her: "Xiaoyu, I only recently found out why Xu Xiyang left back then."
And the man who had disappeared for seven years reappeared in front of her. The greenness on his face had completely faded, and he was much more mature than before.
"I'm sorry this sentence is so late"
Concept: How do two teenagers who have been betrayed by their families find belonging and redemption in each other?
