A girl who is a middle school student, a fool but also has low self-esteem, uses her refined and refreshing personality to hide her true self. He was an uninvited guest in her life, a fleeting moment of brilliance. Seeing his thin back turning away, she knew that the principle of intersection in mathematics textbooks was eternal. Even if his information is collected many years later, they are already loners in two different worlds.
She: I saw a deer when I was deep in the forest, and I saw you for the first time when I was young. I never thought that in such an ordinary world, the ordinary me would meet the extraordinary you.
Him: I kicked your chair on a whim, I'm sorry. But I never feel regret when I meet you. I still remember the way you turned around and stared at me as angry as a pufferfish. It was so cute.
This is an imperfect story. The moon waxes and wanes, and there are too many imperfections in the world. I regret that I didn't take a brave step at that time, and I'm glad that I didn't reveal my feelings. I created a dream and put it in a novel. I hope that she in that parallel world can fulfill my long-cherished wish.
Purpose: To commemorate the young man in my heart, and to make up for those lifelong regrets.