The first time Lin Lang met Jiang Yilin was in the auditorium of the university's opening ceremony. The boy sitting next to him smiled and said, "I feel like I have known you for a long time."
They went from the beginning of school to graduation, from liking each other to being together. On the graduation trip to Erhai Lake, Jiang Yilin hugged his waist and said, "You must remember what you said today."
Later, Jiang Yilin went to the west to teach. The mudslide allowed him to survive, but took away all the memories of Lin Lang. He doesn't remember their beginning, the wind in Erhai Lake, or the night at the high-speed rail station that made him look back.
Lin Lang quit his job, moved next door to his hometown, and went to the bakery where he worked every day to buy a croissant. It took all his patience to get Jiang Yilin to say again, "I want to follow you when I see you."
But fate did not let them go. That evening, Jiang Yilin held up two paper bags and waited for him at the same place. He shouted with a smile, "I baked new products today," but he only had time to cross a zebra crossing.
This time, Jiang Yilin recalled all the memories. But after he said "Then tomorrow..." He couldn't say the next sentence.
Lin Lang started buying two croissants every day. One to eat by myself, one to put on the windowsill, waiting for someone who will never come back.
This is a story about amnesia, reunion, parallel worlds and never-ending waiting. If you believe that love can transcend memories and life and death, then you will also believe that sooner or later, someone will take a bite of the croissant on the windowsill.
Intention: pure love