[Campus + rental house literature + male crush + pure love + two-way running]
Sluggish music, broken moss
When Song Qingmo was a child, he was an ordinary person who loved music and lived in an ordinary home. Due to an accident, his father, who was a doctor, could no longer go to the operating table. He became fond of drinking and gambling. Her mother also left her within a week. Later, her father took her to transfer schools and met Shen Zhizhou, who was also unhappy. His father passed away very early and his mother was indifferent to his life. Song Qingmo could not integrate into the dormitory group, so she decided to rent out a house. She met Shen Zhizhou, who was also a bitter melon: "No, classmate. You want to rent a house and find an agency. Why are you looking for me?" Song Qingmo lowered his head, "Sorry, I don't have much money. I asked my classmates and she said you were reliable." Song Qingmo broke into Shen Zhizhou's inner world like a thief, melting the shackles in his heart over and over again.
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Shen Zhizhou pushed her against the wall and looked down at her.
"What do I like?" His voice was low, his breath falling on her forehead, "You don't know?"
His gaze slowly moved downward from her eyes. Song Qingmo's face started to burn from the roots of her ears, and her eyelashes were so hot that they trembled. She opened her mouth, but no words came out.
Shen Zhizhou moved half an inch closer: "Speak.
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"Song Qingmo, are you pretending to be stupid or are you really stupid? Can't you see that I like you?"
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"Qingmo, what is your birthday wish this year? "
"I won't tell you"
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"The clear moss knows the meaning of the boat, and the wind blows and sends the lingering fragrance."
Intention: the "process value" of going in both directions (anti-routine, showing high-level). Core point of view: The "unsatisfactory" ending just proves the sublimity of "running to" itself. Precisely because we know that the ending is BE, those hands that are still clenched under great pressure are even more tragic. Reference to the golden sentence: "The ending of love is not just 'together'. The courage to do it despite knowing that it cannot be done is the most precious legacy left by youth to each other. "