When she was 3 years old, Wen Lingqiao was held by her mother's hand and knocked on the door of the opposite Jiang family for the first time. The person who opened the door was a little boy with girl-like eyelashes. His mouth was pursed into a straight line. He looked at her for three seconds and then said two words: "So ugly."
That was the first thing Jiang Wangzhe said to Wen Lingqiao.
In the next ten years, they grew up together, played chess, bickered, and grabbed watermelons, and saw each other's true self during the most embarrassing years. She knew that he drooled while sleeping, cursed when playing games, and even said "I'm letting you" with a stiff neck even after losing the chess game; he knew that she looked gentle but was actually stubborn, and would not look back even if she was determined to do something.
They thought that life like this would continue until the Jiang family moved away after the high school entrance examination, and the two were forced to be separated for three years. When they reunited in the first year of high school, Jiang Wangzhe had grown up to be the favorite of all the girls in the school, but he was still the tough-talking and soft-hearted boy in front of her. He secretly hid her chess records for three years, with the words "I won't tell you until you win" written on the title page.
He thought she understood, she thought he could speak. So no one spoke.
On the eve of the college entrance examination, Jiang Wangzhe applied for the acting academy without telling anyone and left without saying goodbye. Wen Lingqiao didn't even get an explanation from him until school started, so she was so angry that she blocked all his contact information. Four years later, Jiang Wangzhe became a well-known actor, and Wen Lingqiao became a professional person in his own right. When they reunited at an alumni gathering, he said to her: "Wen Lingqiao, you won. Can we talk now?"
Intention: Some love is hidden too deep and can be misunderstood as not caring. Fortunately, we have a lifetime to finish the unspoken words one sentence at a time.