If she hadn't cried like an abandoned woman in the summer of that year and was knocked to pieces on the bus.
If in the summer of that year, she hadn't called him "Dear Su'er" with a flattering look on her face like a young girl in love with spring.
If in the summer of that year, she had not said in a very domineering but unsatisfactory manner, "I am born to drink toasts."
If in the summer of that year, she had not looked back to take a look at the boy whose cheeks were dyed red by the burning clouds...
Is it true that the twists and turns in the story really continue as plainly as ever, but without the boy in the pure white T-shirt?