Song Yuan had recently met a strange person who seemed to like her an awful lot.
He brought her candy when she was sick, told her jokes when she was sad, and promised to take her stargazing.
When Song Yuan finally worked up the courage to ask him:
“Why are you so good to me?”
He answered:
“To repay a debt.”
“What debt?”
“You saved my life.”
“???”
Song Yuan often felt as if she were trapped in a certain winter, in the middle of a bustling New Year. On days when everyone else gathered with their families, she couldn't even find a place where she could feel settled.
In Song Yuan's world, crying children didn't get rewarded.
But later she met Song Yannian, who told her that if she felt like crying, she should just keep facing forward.
They stood with most of their bodies in the shadow of the school building. The boy's shadow was half a head taller than hers.
To cheer her up,
he stood behind her and earnestly told her corny jokes.
Later, on a lively day when fireworks bloomed in the sky, Song Yuan went out at dawn and happened to run into her father coming home. He asked her:
“Where are you going?”
Song Yuan replied, “To see someone.”
The first time Song Yuan met Song Yannian was on her way to buy lunch at the cafeteria during her first year of high school.
She didn't know his name yet. Listening to him joke around with his friends, she walked alongside him as he bounced a basketball. Song Yuan glanced at the figure in the white school uniform and felt her heart fall into step with the rhythm of the ball hitting the ground.
A warm, healing school romance.
(Slight transmigration.)
A seemingly fragile, innocent girl who is actually strong and clear-eyed × a seemingly carefree young master who is actually deeply broken
Theme: Saving each other.
