"Reunion After Six Years on the Island"

Su Nian was not expected by her native family since she was born. As the second girl, she was fostered in the countryside since she was a child and grew up in a neglected environment that favored boys over girls. After her younger brother was born, all the family's resources were used to favor the younger child. Her parents insisted that she drop out of school and work. Only excellent grades and a full scholarship gave her the opportunity to enter the county's No. 1 Middle School. With no living expenses and no care from relatives or friends, she was silent and lonely, immersed in studying, and devoted herself to escaping from the quagmire of depression through reading. Through the help of her teacher, she was entrusted by Lu Yu's mother to provide tutoring for Lu Yu, who didn't like studying, in exchange for living expenses. In the early days, the young man teased her mischievously, until he saw her eating cold steamed buns alone, guilt grew in his heart, and he put away his unruly attitude, silently protecting her from rumors and feeding her warmth every day. The sunset in the empty classroom and the evening breeze in the playground gave rise to a deep-seated secret love between two completely different boys and girls, and they secretly agreed to go to the warm south together for the college entrance examination. But Lu Yu, a senior in high school, couldn't get into top domestic schools with his grades, so his family finalized plans to go abroad. He didn't want to disturb Su Nian's mood of preparing for the exam, so he hid his separation anxiety alone, extended his tenderness but didn't say a word about separation. After the college entrance examination, he went overseas silently, and the two lost contact for six years. Six years later, they met again on the streets of a big city. Lu Yu, who had lost his youth, rushed to her with determination to protect her from the endless oppression and demands of her original family; Su Nian let go of her bone-deep inferiority and calmly accepted her belated preference. The regrets of missing each other when they were young and the trauma they have endured alone for many years are slowly healed in each other's company. The two souls who lacked love healed each other and completed the two-way journey that was six years late. Purpose: The pain caused by the original family does not need to be a lifelong shackles. Sticking to one's heart and remaining gentle in difficult situations will eventually lead to redemption; two-way love can heal the regrets of time. Independent growth and mutual preference are the foundation of life.