Everyone in Hogwarts knows that Zooey Foley is the most dazzling presence in Slytherin.
She is calm, rational, and excellent, and seems to always know where she should go; and Adrian Pousse is the person in Slytherin who knows how to attract attention best. He can always use the right words and the right smile to make everyone remember him.
No one believed that these two seemingly completely different people would slowly move toward each other.
From the invitation to a Yule Ball, to walking side by side in Hogsmeade; from the blooming floral spell in the Duel Club, to seeing each other clearly in each other's eyes for the first time in the middle of the dance floor; from a public admission of "I like her" to a confession about "fate" in the library——
Adrian gradually let go of his once invincible charm and skills, and learned to like someone with his truest self; and Zooey, for the first time, was willing to slowly leave a place for one person in the world that originally belonged only to her.
Because true love is never a fate-arranged encounter.
But at every new beginning, I am willing to choose the same person again.
Concept: Love is not an arrangement made by fate for us, but two people still choose each other again and again after understanding each other. "Choose You" focuses on the love between two Slytherin students. It describes not only the ambiguity and heartbeat, but also the gradual approach of two completely different ways of loving. Adrian went from being good at attracting everyone's attention to just wanting to take care of one person's joys and sorrows; Zooey went from being used to taking on everything on her own to being willing to take the initiative to share her life and believe that someone would accompany her. The story also reinterprets Slytherin's characteristics - ambition can be turned into protection, reason can breed gentleness, and possessiveness can be based on respect and choice. Really mature love does not mean turning the other person into one's own property, but rather frankly saying: "I want to stand by your side" while acknowledging the other person's freedom. The so-called "fate" is not destined. True fate is that even if there are countless new beginnings and countless different possibilities in life, we are still willing to choose each other again without hesitation.