When Wen Yi was ten years old, she met Wen Yan in the activity room of the orphanage. The girl in the white school uniform, as thin as a reed, sat by the window sill, folding paper cranes, with a standard and decent smile on her lips, but her eyes were like a well without light. Wen Yi walked over and put a toffee in her palm. The candy was held in Wen Yan's palm for a long time, until the paper was wrinkled by the body temperature, and the sweetness melted from the tip of the tongue into the stomach, like a paper crane soaked in water that finally spread its wings.
They met, accompanied and depended on each other when they were at their purest age. Later, Wen Yi found out that Wen Yan was the lost biological daughter of her adoptive parents. She grew up with money from Wen Yan's biological parents, lived in the home where Wen Yan should have lived, and called her parents the way Wen Yan should have been called. She felt like a thief who stole Wen Yan's life, and then took possession of Wen Yan's body and love in that stolen position. She pushed Wen Yan away, and Wen Yan left the country. Three years later, Wen Yan returned to China, and with her unquenchable love and a hand that refused to let go, she re-entered Wen Yi's world in her own way. Wen Yi gave in and indulged at the same time, telling herself "I can't love her" while being defeated every moment she was touched by Wen Yan.
This is a story about two girls. A coward and a careerist. One loves by giving in, the other loves by possessing. They pulled each other and tortured each other for a long time, like two keys stuck in the same keyhole, neither one refused to withdraw first. From the toffee when they were ten years old, to the bouquet of roses and a sign with ugly letters on the beach - it took them more than ten years to get acquainted and become dependent on each other, and another three years to drift through their own pain. Finally, at the same seaside, with the same answer, they put the separated years back together on the same piece of paper.
If they could do it over a hundred times, they would still meet and fall in love.
Cowards and careerists. Torturing each other, how can they not be considered a perfect match?
Purpose: May all lovers in the world get married eventually