After so many years, only Zhou Tongchen could make Lin Nuansheng truly feel at ease and relax completely. She walked toward him step by step, and he accepted her little by little. When she was eighteen years old, he was the senior she could only hope for; when she was twenty-one years old, he was her dream that she could remember but cannot talk about.
When she finally stood in front of him again, she had become the kapok from the South, filled with dazzling light, and she finally understood that the person she once thought would be a stranger had actually been standing not far away, quietly waiting for her to have full wings and scattered shadows.
Lin Nuansheng remembered meeting Zhou Tongchen for the first time when he was eighteen. He was wearing a plain cotton and linen shirt. He was very tall and had a pair of black frame glasses on his straight nose. He looked a little pale and tired.
Many years later, when Lin Nuansheng described the scene of their first meeting to Shu Shu, Zhou Heguang, who was tinkering with tea sets and making tea, raised his head seriously and asked, "Didn't you really think that such a boy would suffer from kidney deficiency?" Lin Nuansheng later relayed this incident to Zhou Tongchen with a giggle. Zhou Tongchen was unusually serious and careful and used practical actions to prove that he was full of yang that night.
Of course, this is all a story for later.
Intention: One day, I will grow into a big tree, side by side with you, and listen to the world praise us as good trees.