That afternoon when she was squatting by the flower bed crying, Su Wan raised her head and saw Lin Yu biting a bunch of marshmallows that were bigger than her face, and her mother was reaching out to wipe the corners of her mouth.
From then on, Su Wan "happened" to appear every time Lin Yu was seen. No one scolded her, no one pushed her. It was just the feet sticking out in the hallway, the water fountain that could never be drained, the window that had been left behind during the cleaning process - each one had an explanation, each one made her recoil.
Until Chen Shuo, who was in the last row, said to her: "The more you walk away, the more they think you don't matter." He changed from a silent bystander to the only one willing to stand by her side.
When the two finally sat together, Su Wan cried and said "I'm sorry", and Lin Yu replied softly: "If I see you that day, I will ask my mother to buy you one too."
It turns out that the hardest thing is not to forgive, but to pay for other people's wounds when you have done nothing wrong. The best salvation is someone willing to water the flowers and grow up with you.
Invisible bullying·Girl's redemption·Young man's dark light - a story of seeing and being seen.
Purpose: Shine for yourself