When Lin Weizhi was eighteen, Ban Jingyan saw her at her most humiliated.
Her mother was making a scene in the street over their market stall. Carrying a bag of fish, Lin Weizhi saw a boy riding a mountain bike, a smile playing at the corner of his mouth.
Later, she stayed at Ban Jingyan's home as his tutor. The ten-square-meter storage room was the first room of her own in her life. On the first day of lessons, he called her "Little Scholar."
He asked her to write a love letter so he could pursue the school beauty. Sitting across from him with her pen in hand, she wrote down every word he said.
During a craft lesson, she secretly engraved B-J-Y on the inside of a silver ring. When he noticed, he casually carved L-W-Z and tossed it to her. "Fair is fair. Throw it away if you don't want it."
She never threw it away, wearing it for seven years.
Perhaps she had hidden her crush too well. From beginning to end, Ban Jingyan never knew that the boy the young girl had loved for years was none other than himself.
Theme: Becoming a better version of yourself
