Never Said It

Most of the worries of young people are hidden between the lips and teeth, and have not been spoken out for years. In the midsummer when I was seventeen years old, cicadas were chirping noisily, and sycamore branches and leaves covered the entire campus path. Su Wan's eyes always followed that young man Chen Yu unconsciously. He is a dazzling presence in the crowd, with top grades, a gentle personality, and a clean and bright personality that is unique to a young man. She hid her heartbeat in every time she passed by, in the names she repeatedly wrote and crossed out on the draft paper, and in the eyes that looked at him from a distance outside the evening study window. Those turbulent and hot loves have always been a secret that belongs only to her. She rehearsed her confession in her heart countless times, but every time she saw him, all the words were swallowed back in her throat. Her youthful timidity and low self-esteem kept her from taking that step. She was afraid of breaking the status quo, afraid that she wouldn't be able to be an ordinary friend, so she chose to keep her full emotions secretly sealed. They have been classmates for a long time and have walked side by side for countless mornings and evenings. We would chat between classes, bump into each other on the way to school, and borrow notes from each other, but there was never a word about love. The college entrance examination is over, midsummer is over, and youth is coming to an end. A sudden separation pushed the two people to different life trajectories. No goodbye, no confession, no "I like you", just left in a hurry. In the next few years, the sea of ​​people rose and fell. Su Wan wandered around the world of fireworks, walked many roads, and met many people, but she could never forget that young man. She often thinks back to whether the ending would have been different if she had been braver and spoken out what was in her heart. As time goes by, old dreams are hard to find. Some thoughts, if you miss the opportunity, can only sink in the bottom of your heart forever. Later, they met again, and things had changed. Those unspoken loves in childhood eventually turned into a tender and sour regret in my heart. It turns out that the most regretful thing in the world is not falling in love and being separated, but being filled with joy but never having the chance to say that love to the other person. Concept: Youth Campus