Three teenagers, three ways of looking at each other. She recognized the appearance of love in the problem-solving steps on the back table, and realized it later in the candy on the left that was never absent. Later, some people came back from a full circle and learned to put gentleness into their eyes from the wrong question book; some people went to the mountains and seas and wrote their unfinished words into letters that smelled of the sea breeze. What youth finally taught her was not to choose anyone, but to understand - turning backward is a habit, looking to the left is the answer, and moving forward means someone is waiting for you.
Intention: The deepest tenderness in youth is not to walk towards you, but to give up those five centimeters for you when you walk towards others. And it often takes us a long time to understand that the answer is never there in the direction we have been looking.