At the age of 10, Lin Yuyan transferred from the primary school where her mother taught vocational education in the countryside to a provincial primary school. That year, she and her classmates adhered to the spirit of the second grade and formed the Tokyo Cats team, using xx cats to replace each other's names; that year, in order to enjoy the envious eyes of others, she spent a week's pocket money to buy out the few mechanical pencils left in the canteen. Later, all the unnecessary points were transferred to those around her; during the entrance exam that year, she discovered that she could not learn mathematics well at a young age. At the end of the semester, she folded the test paper into a paper airplane and waited for the bicycle carrying her grandfather and her to turn around the street accurately before throwing it into the trash can. She didn't know that year or for many years to come that the piece of paper with the bright red 30-point pen mark was kept by Xiao Mu in an iron box, that the neatly written note that she was Little Berry Cat was sandwiched in his diary, and that the pencil cap that had fallen off randomly was washed by him and put in the pencil case.
In the third year of junior high school, Lin Yuyan and Xiao Mu became classmates again, and even became seatmates many times. During the evening self-study before the high school entrance examination, Xiao Mu and she secretly hid under the Chinese language books that stood up. Xiao Mu lowered his head to wipe the newly formed sweat on his forehead and said slowly: "I will always remember you."
In the next five years, Lin Yuyan broke apart this sentence, chewed it up and swallowed it in his stomach, hoping to give up, but like a traveler in the desert, he really tasted a sweetness from the illusion of a mirage, and he could never forget it again.
Not too pretty, not too witty, not too brave, female protagonist × gentleman enough, tolerant enough, cute enough male protagonist
Intention: love