Your collar is blue, and my thoughts are on you.
On graduation day, I watched your figure gradually disappear into the distance. Tears blurred my vision, and all I could do was stand there, helplessly watching you leave through the school gate. I wanted to chase after you, but I no longer had the courage.
After the high school entrance exam, he still wouldn't talk to her. All she remembered was what he had once told her: to study hard. At the graduation ceremony, she asked a friend to get his autograph. She stared at it and cried for a long time. When the ceremony ended, she watched him walk out of the school gate, step by step, tears streaming down her face. She thought, Even though we live in the same place, if we meet again in this life, you'll still pretend you don't know me, won't you?
One autumn, nine years later. She walked with her head bowed against the cold, both hands in her coat pockets and a scarf around her neck. Her hair was still the same as it had been in her youth, long and loose, dark with a golden tint. A gust of wind blew. The moment she lifted her head, the loose strands beside her face swept across her cheek and eyes. Leaves fluttered down from the trees, one after another, mingling with her windblown hair. For those few seconds, her vision was blocked. She saw nothing until her hair finally settled.
Then she saw the person she had thought about day and night for all these years. Their eyes met, but neither spoke. He stopped too, watching her. She stood frozen as tears began to well in her eyes. She wanted to act as if she had completely forgotten him,
but he spoke first: "Long time no see."
Theme: If fate is meant to be, they will meet again
