On the first day of high school, Jiang Heng met Lin Shushu for the first time.
One is taciturn, the other is gentle and delicate; one seems hard to get close to, and the other seems to be nice to everyone.
They met because of a seat that happened to be empty, and because of some unexplainable fate, they gradually became friends.
Later, they divided into arts and sciences.
Across a corridor, we occasionally meet and chat. No one deliberately maintains it, but it never really goes far.
After graduating from high school, they went to different cities.
In college, their contact gradually decreased, but they got close again after an unexpected reunion.
Eat together, make phone calls, meet each other, and share the trivial things in life.
They seem to have always been very good friends.
At least, that's what they all thought.
It wasn't until after graduation that they stood at a crossroads in life again.
One chooses to stay, and the other runs away.
They were separated again and again and reunited again and again; some words were said, some words were not said, and some emotions were hidden in those seemingly ordinary days, and gradually became impossible to ignore.
But none of them were in a hurry to give an answer to this relationship.
After all, some people have known each other for so long that it's hard to tell when the "like" started.
All they knew was that from the time they sat side by side when they were sixteen, for many years to come, no matter where they went, they could still hear each other's names in the crowd.
And this time, will they finally understand?
Intention: The work wants to express those emotions in youth that are not expressed in time, as well as the long and sincere companionship between people. Some people will get separated, miss each other, and meet again many years later. Rather than a vigorous love, I want to write about how two teenagers slowly confirm each other's position in life as they approach, leave and reunite again and again.
