Jiang Qi, who transferred from the second year of high school, was the only accident in the life of top student Ye Wan.
They share a broken family, clumsily growing closer in between competitions and skipping classes. Ye Wan said: "I hate homosexuals." Jiang Qi swallowed the sentence "But I like you."
Until the alcohol let the secrets pour out, Ye Wan said: "We can give it a try."
That was the shortest summer of his life.
After the physical examination in her senior year of high school, Jiang Qi suddenly changed. Cold violence, words like knives, and a new partner around you. He perfectly reproduced all Ye Wan's disgust for "such people" and then disappeared completely.
For fifteen years, Ye Wan relied on the thought of "hating a rotten person" to live a dignified but cold life.
Fifteen years later, he returned to his hometown and found only a lonely grave overgrown with grass at the agreed place.
In the iron box in front of the grave, the date of the cancer diagnosis was the day before Jiang Qi started her "performance".
"I would rather you hate me all your life than cry for me even once."
It wasn't until this moment that Ye Wan truly understood the words "I like you" from his boyhood.
Intention: I would rather you hate me for the rest of your life than cry for me even once