Lin Zhixi tried her best and seized the slim luck to transfer to the key class.
On the first monthly exam list, Jiang Xu's name was firmly at the top. That was the beginning of her long secret love.
She is ordinary, loves to think wildly, often fantasizes about getting rich overnight, and enjoys herself in the midst of heavy schoolwork.
She struggled to catch up, but was stuck in a performance bottleneck, and eventually left the key class with regret. The key class moved to a new teaching building, and even the opportunity to watch him from a distance was taken away by life.
One evening when her mood hit rock bottom, she accidentally bumped into Jiang Xu in a shop, looking embarrassed.
At that time, he was standing at the highlight of his life, and the huge gap was clearly before his eyes at this moment.
After a brief encounter, the two still moved forward on their own tracks. The college entrance examination was over, the town was very small, she went to study in the province, and he went to a prestigious school far away. I thought that once the sea of people parted ways, it would be forever.
Many years later the two met again. This time, they had an intersection, and slowly approached, creating a moment of tenderness. But Jiang Xu suddenly left without saying goodbye, causing them to separate again.
Later, Lin Zhixi chose to let go, but after calming down, she learned the reason why Jiang Xu left without saying goodbye.
There are trees in the mountains, and the trees have branches. My heart is happy for you, but you don't know it.
This heartbeat started at the age of sixteen, with encounters, companionship, and a moment of tenderness. After all, the fate is shallow and it is difficult to achieve perfection.
Purpose: This article tells the story of the heroine's one-way secret love spanning from adolescence to adulthood. She pursues someone who seems out of reach, from a one-way crush to a brief moment of tenderness when they meet again, and finally ends up breaking up. I hope we can all accept the regret of not getting what we ask for. Meeting is already a gift, there is no need to force a happy ending.