A dual-line narrative interspersed with high school campus memories and adult urban reunions.
When he was a boy, Sui Zhizhi of Harbin No. 1 Middle School secretly liked the dazzling and unruly Jiang Suyang. The two spent countless days wearing the same blue and white school uniforms. Holding hands at the door of the cafeteria, secretly looking at each other by the window, and being alone in class, the brief tenderness is the only warmth in the cold winter.
The stubbornness of youth, the instigation of others, the heavy responsibility of the family, and unexplained misunderstandings piled up one after another. The unspoken confessions, the undue apologies, the hands that could not be held tightly in the snow, and the tenderness hidden under the scars all over the body, all turned into heavy debts.
After many years, the two met again as adults, and all their past memories came flooding back.
From beginning to end, this love that started in school uniform at the age of seventeen, I owe you a consummation, your blatant preference, and our youth that we can never get back.
Concept: From the misunderstanding on campus to the reunion in adulthood, I owe you a confession at the age of eighteen, does it still count at the age of twenty-eight?