"The longest way to like someone is to become lifelong friends with them, so you won't lose them."
For Song Qi, Lu Yan is his whole life and his youth. It feels like sweet milk with marshmallows added, but mixed with the bitterness of espresso and the sourness of half-ripe green plums. Every time he sees the photos they took together, Song Qi can always recall this familiar feeling and every moment they spent together. Even if he broke up later, he just wanted to protect Lu Yan from being criticized by the world.
The rain that day was not that heavy, it was pouring down, hitting the leaves, making a weak pattering sound. The rain flowed into their clothes along their hair and wet their necks, but they didn't care at all. On the contrary, Lu Yan could clearly hear the words spoken by the familiar voice - "Lu Yan, it's time for us to end it." Song Qi's voice was not loud, but it was enough to bring Lu Yan back to the cruel reality.
That's it, just ended, their youth.
Purpose: The impact of secularity on the outcome of homosexuality