Gentle Sunshine Attack✖️Tsundere and Cool Feeling
Shen Yuechi thought that Lu Xinglin, who transferred here in his second year of high school, was the only surprise in his ordinary youth.
The young man playing the double bass was like a plant growing in the dark.
Shen Yuechi spent the whole summer getting close to him - the interweaving sounds of the piano in the piano room, the yogurt being handed over on the overpass late at night, and the unspoken words "You are not a defective product."
There is a duet concerto's distance between them. The violin chases the double bass, the brightness chases the depth, he chases him. Before the movement was finished, everything came to an abrupt end.
In his senior year of high school, the boy's heartbeat was buried under the college entrance examination and the death knell, turning it into a past that no one knows about.
Many years later, Shen Yuechi became a violinist.
At his recital, a man wearing a mask sat in the audience.
——Those eyes, he would never admit they were wrong.
He left the stage midway through the second show and cornered the long-dead man in the bathroom.
"My double bass part," he looked at those deer-like eyes, his voice was as mute as the ensemble that he didn't have time to play, "I have never found a replacement."
But what he didn't know was that what was forcibly erased from Lu Xinglin's body was not just the mark he left.
You are my day star, my night moon, and my youthful heart that has never healed. He is the person who I can never forget once I take one more look in the crowd.
Concept: Two teenagers meet because of music, one is as bright as a star, the other is as cold as the moon. They found each other in the sound of the piano, but were forced to separate in the torrent of fate. Reunited many years later, after losing their youthfulness, they realized that the unspoken feelings were always a mark in each other's lives that had never healed. This is a story about waiting, perseverance and brave choices in adulthood - what you were unable to express when you were young, you finally have the qualification to say it when you grow up.
