When Lin Qingqing was about to turn eighteen, she read a poem on a train heading to the countryside late at night. "I Used to Love You" by Pushkin
Love may be in my heart
Not completely dead yet
I hope it won't bother you again
I don't want to make you sad anymore
I used to be silent
I loved you hopelessly
I endure shyness
And endured the torment of jealousy
I was so sincere
Loved you so tenderly
At that time, she was heartbroken, thinking that this was the greatest pain in life and that life was an abyss of hopelessness. Her tears naturally fell and frightened the eleven or twelve-year-old boy opposite her, causing him to open a pair of bright black eyes and look over.
One day when Xie Min was eighteen years old, he escaped from a corner of the banquet and read "The Engagement" by Gu Cheng
She's at the end of the corridor
Close to the nailed window
The river twitches in the distance
seems to sparkle and cry
His heart felt a different kind of throbbing, indescribable sadness, and he suddenly remembered the crying girl he met on the train when he was young. His heart felt like it was caught in the claws of a lobster, and the more he struggled, the more painful it became.
Lin Qingqing and Xie Min met each other when they were in the most embarrassing moments. One thought he was warm and polite, but he didn't know that he was cold and decisive; the other thought he was rational and cold, but he kept it in his heart. You are a song in my heart, I sing it to myself when I am alone.