Just by touching an old yellowed photo in the attic, Wen Ruan, a sophomore in high school, was swept into the midsummer twenty years ago by a sudden spatial phenomenon.
She pretended to be a transfer student from afar. By chance, Monk's 17-year-old father Wen Yang became a classmate. She also met Xie Lin, a sworn friend who had accompanied Wen Yang throughout his teenage years.
The young man who has always been at the top of his grade has a cold and calm look on his face and a sharp and perceptive mind. At the first meeting, he realized that Wen Ruan's words and deeds were completely out of tune with this era.
Xie Lin drew boundaries in her heart over and over again.
Wen Ruan was a guest who came out of nowhere during his friend's youth. For him, the most suitable identity was that of a law-abiding older brother. He should observe moderation, give only ordinary care, and never develop superfluous affection.
But the endless problems under the shade of the sycamore trees, the shared headphones for evening self-study, the evening breeze flowing along the river in the evening, and getting along day after day constantly undermined the defense line he had worked so hard to maintain.
On the one hand, there is an unbreakable brotherhood since childhood, and on the other hand, there is a turbulent heartbeat that has nowhere to rest. Xie Lin is trapped in a long-term self-pulling.
"I have maintained the brotherhood for several years, but in the end I became selfish towards you."
The night breeze comes back and forth year after year, and he no longer wants to control his heart, he just wants to live a long life in the future and keep her by his side every summer.
This article only uses the general theme of "traveling back to the youth of our parents", a common theme in the literary circle. The character setting, main story line and all plot elements are original. The full text does not include plots such as saving the family business, business war revenge, past life grudges, etc. It focuses on youthful two-way crushes and daily group portraits of teenagers. There is no plot copying from similar articles on the market.
Intention: Love cannot be forcibly bound by worldly status. True restraint is not to blindly avoid the heart, but to learn to weigh friendship and sincerity, and to muster the courage to face love. The two healed in both directions and accepted their feelings during the long tug.