Luo Tingyu's life rotted away in the heavy rain that summer.
The rumor seemed to have grown legs and spread throughout the school overnight.
Her former friends shunned her, her teachers looked at her with suspicion, and even her closest friends asked her, "Why do you only bully you and not others?"
Seventeen-year-old Luo Tingyu stood in the rain, soaked to the skin and unable to make a sound.
She thought this would be it for the rest of her life, until the boy who always lived alone forced an umbrella into her hand.
He didn't ask the truth, nor did he say words of comfort. He just shielded her from the wind and rain and whispered:
"Don't be afraid, I'm here."
Later, the rain stopped.
That taciturn young man became the only light in her long life.
Purpose: To explore the hidden harm caused by campus bullying to teenagers, as well as the growth process of mutual redemption and finding self-strength in despair. Even if your youth is soaked in the rain, you must learn to hold an umbrella by yourself.
