Lin Qi felt that he had encountered many troubles in his seventeen years of life, but none of them were as difficult to deal with as Chen Cha.
It was a rainy day. Beside the flower bed at the school gate, a soaked girl raised her eyes that had been washed by the rain. She was pale and delicate, like a wilted flower. Lin Qi's heart softened immediately.
From that day on, Chencha was like a quietly spreading vine, infiltrating into her life bit by bit - she "happened" to sit across from her in the cafeteria, "happened" to ask her to borrow notes during self-study classes, and even the hot water delivered to her when she had a cold had just the right temperature. Everyone said that Shen Cha was so gentle and well-behaved.
But Lin Qi gradually realized something was wrong.
On the way to and from school with her childhood sweetheart Xu Yan, Shen Chahui "suddenly felt unwell" and needed to be sent home; she said a few words to the senior she had a crush on, and Shen Chahui "unintentionally" inserted into the topic, making the whole atmosphere subtle; while she was doing homework at home, Shen Chahui knocked on her door and said with a smile, "I just came to see you when I was passing by."
What confused Lin Qi the most was that Shen Cha never acted like this in front of others. In the eyes of others, she was a gentle and harmless transfer student; only in front of Lin Qi, a cunning, exclusive, almost hunting light would flash in those beautiful eyes.
And Xu Yan, the young man who grew up with Lin Qi, smelled danger almost at the first sight. The two people started a silent competition in the dark, but the object of the competition was unaware of it.
Until one day, Lin Qi finally cornered Shen Cha and asked her what she wanted to do.
Shen Cha blinked, his smile was as sweet as a freshly picked peach, and his voice was light and airy: "I didn't want to do anything."
"I just... Want to be best friends with you."
She bites the word "most" very hard.
Concept: Love is not possession, but her love is. ——In the chaos of youth, learn to distinguish between sincerity and falsehood, and learn to see yourself clearly before loving others.