One afternoon, Zhou Shan accidentally dug out his high school essay book and found that he had written this sentence at the footer:
"When I get all the good things, I feel grateful for the rest of my life."
And underneath there is a sentence that clearly does not belong to her handwriting:
"What's the point of resting? We are just classmates in our youth, in our prime."
Zhou Shan immediately recognized that it was Wen Yan's character. But the memory was lost here. She could no longer remember what mood she was in when she wrote that sentence. Zhou Shan had no clue as to why Wen Yan saw this sentence and when he added the annotation.
She looked at these two sentences and was stunned. She felt that some unspeakable and sour emotions in her heart began to slowly spread, until they filled her chest and even occupied her brain.
At that moment, Zhou Shan suddenly realized that a long time had passed since his youth, when one moment he was still "expressing sorrow over composing new words", and the next moment he could sigh with emotion "There will be times when the winds and waves break".
Turning his head and looking out the window, the tall buildings in the distance blocked the light and shadow of the setting sun. The passing vehicles turned on their headlights one after another, and the street lights on the side of the road were suddenly lit up at that moment.
In this evening shrouded in orange, Zhou Shan and his boyhood self met unexpectedly.