"Cicadas stop chirping in summer"
Qiu Anthrone's youth is a one-way secret love that spans eight years and is unknown to anyone.
When she was in the fifth grade of elementary school, she heard Yang Jiawen's name for the first time, and her confusion quietly took hold.
In the midsummer of the sixth grade, when the cicadas were noisily chirping, fate made them sit at the same desk. An inch of desk apart was the closest she got to him.
Later, the years changed, and the junior high school students faced each other across the corridor, and the high school crowd followed them from afar.
She stood quietly outside the crowd, staring at him, silently cherishing all his brightness and dazzlingness.
Yang Jiawen is always enthusiastic and magnanimous, attracting everyone's attention, and is the bright light that runs through his youth.
He treats everyone in the world tenderly, but he never notices Qiu Anthrone, who is always hiding in the corner and whose eyes only stay for him.
She didn't dare to confess, she didn't dare to get close, she just stayed with him throughout her youth as a bystander.
Midsummer has come to an end, and the sound of cicadas has finally ceased.
The chirping of cicadas ends in midsummer, and my long years of joy end with you.
All the secret heartbeats, youthful preferences and grand rushes eventually became silent and sealed in that youthful summer that can never be returned to.
Purpose: Based on the heroine Qiu Anthrone's one-way secret love that lasted for several years, it is about the restrained and restrained love in boyhood. Secret love does not necessarily have a confession and a happy ending, most of the heartbeat only belongs to you. There is nothing wrong with a young man being dazzling and magnanimous, and there is nothing wrong with a girl being timid and waiting. Some love is only suitable for being buried in youth. The chirping of cicadas symbolizes the passionate but short-lived thoughts of young people. The sound of summer rests. Failure to love is not necessarily a pain. It is also a unique memory of one's own growth. Accept that it will die without a disease, and reconcile with the regrets of youth.
