Lin Hu's life took a turn after the accident. He thought he would finish his life quietly like this. Until the rainy season, he met a cat and a man named Zhou Yan in an alley.
Zhou Yan and he are not from the same world - buttons are buttoned to the top, talks less, studies well, and is the most worry-free student in the eyes of the teacher. But Lin Hu dyed his hair yellow, skipped classes, laughed in front of others, and remained silent behind others. He thought they would never meet.
But Zhou Yan would hand him water when he was thirsty while playing, would give him tutoring when he couldn't catch up on his studies, and would always be the first to hand him water when he was playing, and would want to kiss him... Although he didn't know how to say nice things, Lin Hu felt like a duckweed on the shore.
In an accident, Lin Hu received a love letter signed by Zhou Yan. He was startled, and after discovering that it was an oolong, an indescribable feeling arose in his heart. He began to search for the cause of this feeling.
Zhou Yan met many people, but Lin Hu only caught his attention.
During the rainy season, they met in an alley because of a cat. He remembered clearly that the yellow-haired boy squatted under the eaves of the convenience store and said "hello" with a smile - as if they had known each other for a long time.
Later they became tablemates. In front of others, Lin Hu was lively and lively. When he smiled, he showed his fangs. Everyone thought he was heartless. Only Zhou Yan knew that there was a layer of lingering gloom in his heart.
As the hearts came closer, Lin Hu's long-pretended strong shell slowly peeled off. His unknown side slowly emerged in Zhou Yan's eyes.
Later, he discovered that the person he thought was heartless actually made him cry.
No reason. If Lin Hu had a family, then Zhou Yan selfishly hoped that this family came to him because of him.
Concept: Tragedy always appears in comedy.
