This city is really big, but two people who have lived in the same city for so many years have never met.
Chun always remembers that she met Jane during a debate, which was about a topic that has been debated for a long time, whether there is pure friendship between men and women.
Ten years ago, Jane was a college entrance examination student. She was a freshman. It was the summer vacation after the college entrance examination.
That year, Jane came into contact with the Internet for the first time. In order to confess her love, she confessed to her senior whom she had been secretly in love with for three years. Unfortunately, she only got one sentence in exchange: "I'm sorry." Then it just disappeared online.
That year, Chun was dumped. His high school girlfriend couldn't stand long-distance relationships or was attracted to handsome guys in a new environment, so she left a message to him with two words: "Break up." Then got blocked.
Aimlessly wandering around the world of the Internet, Jane came across the theory of pure friendship. Jane insisted that there was such a thing, but she didn't agree with it. It was obviously a debate involving many people, but in the end only the two of them persisted, and even left their contact information to continue the debate. However, this was an argument for once, and they never mentioned the topic again, but they naturally became chat friends.
They talked about almost everything, including study, communication, life, habits, and work. They knew each other well, but they tacitly avoided one topic: love.
They have almost all of each other's contact information, including Facebook, WeChat, mobile phone numbers, email addresses, and even home addresses, but they have never "seen" each other in any form.
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