There are two things that Li Yunsheng dare not tell anyone.
One is the cowardice hidden deep in his heart - he is used to bowing his head, used to taking detours, used to feeling unworthy of all warm things; the other is - he seems to like Chai Silai.
Chai Silai came from a wealthy family and lived an open life. She would put hot milk on his table casually, give him half of her scarf in winter, and when he huddled into a corner again, she would squat down and look him in the eyes and say, "What are you hiding from?"
Li Yunsheng didn't know how to catch these. He was used to shrinking himself very small, so small that it didn't take up any space, and so small that he couldn't be seen. But Chai Silai insisted on squeezing in - just like the north wind, filling him up all winter without hesitation.
Later he realized that the tenderness of some people is not charity, it is coming close to someone, not handing an umbrella, but walking into the rain and soaking with you.
From the secret love that I didn't dare to raise my eyes to, to the temptation from thousands of miles away, to finally confirming: It turns out that those moments when he looked at me, I was also looking at him.
There are so many mountains and rivers in this world, and I once thought I was destined to walk alone. Until you come, the mist clears and everything is clear.
Purpose: Anti-bullying on campus