His family is in the business of rocking boats for tourists in the river next to the town. He has many people rocking the boats, as well as large and small awning boats. It was her 16th birthday, and he took her out in the boat. He didn't prepare any gifts for her. He only lit a candle in the boat. He smiled and said to her: "Qingqing, every time I fall asleep while studying, I will be inexplicably energetic when I talk to you. Do you know what such refreshing things should be?"
"Huh? "
"Peppermint, I'll call you Peppermint from now on."
"Good"
She just felt that this was like a lifelong promise, and read out with a smile: "The man came riding a bamboo horse and went around the bed to make green plums. "From then on, she fell in love with eating mint candies. The next day, she went to buy a bunch of mint candies of different brands and carried two with her every day.
He only felt that her smile was his lifelong pursuit. Her smile was as bright as the setting sun and flying clouds.
Outside the boat canopy, the setting sun gradually sets, the scattered afterglow becomes a little darker, and the town resumes its black and white splash-ink landscape painting. They never thought that they were still too young at this time and that the so-called life was too short.
Many years later, the bright smile that he thought he wanted to pursue in his life never appeared on her face again.
She believed that their lifelong agreement had not been fulfilled.
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The protagonist's name seems too romantic
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The writing is weak, proceed with caution