Everyone in Lichuan No. 3 Middle School knew that Sui Sui had been chasing Song Jingchi for three years.
Just when the Flower of the High Mountain was pulled down from the altar, Rose didn't take it seriously and said lightly that she had enough fun, which gave everyone a slap in the face.
Sui Sui left suddenly, but Song Jingchi was calm.
He worked on the test paper in his hand expressionlessly, without saying a word.
The classroom was empty, and Song Jingchi finally stopped writing, crushing the plastic-covered pen with his whitened fingertips.
On the day of returning home, I never expected that the first person I met would be Song Jingchi.
She forced a smile and said hello.
The man looked cold, raised his eyelids and glanced at her lazily, as if he was asking who she was.
Then Suisui saw him move past her towards another woman.
Her eyes suddenly became sore, and she wanted to never meet again, but things didn't go as planned.
On the day she asked Song Jingchi for help, she was turned away three times.
In the narrow car, Sui Sui sat upright, and Song Jingchi beside him chuckled.
"Miss Sui, weren't you very tough last time? Are you willing to relent?"
Suisui pursed his lips, reached out his hand and gently tugged at the corner of the man's clothes.
Song Jingchi's face stiffened and he knocked Sui Sui's hand off: "It's no use, don't act like a baby."
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In many dreams, she thought he had forgotten it, until she saw the truth in the diary.
"One day I watched forty-four sunsets."
They all say that people only like to watch the sunset when they are sad.
"Were you sad the day you watched the forty-fourth sunset?"
"Sad, year after year, but I've watched more than forty-four sunsets."
For seven years, more than two thousand days and nights.
Whenever the sun goes down, I think of you.
But fortunately, the boy finally got his rose.
The last line comes from "The Little Prince"
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Intention: To tame a person is to risk tears
