None of Your Business

"I was the one who confessed first."

When Xie Yun said this, her eyes were filled with a complex tenderness, and she couldn't hide the smile at her lips. "Back then, everyone was always talking about being together forever. We were silly."

"You had that too, didn't you?"

The silver-haired Grandma Xie sighed, but there was no regret in her expression. The corners of her eyes and her brows were full of the happiness and peace that time had settled into her.

The interviewer smiled along with her. "That's what being young is like."

"What did I say to him afterward..." She thought for a moment.

The reporter listened intently, barely breathing.

But Xie Yun didn't look at the camera. It was as if she had returned to that summer when she was seventeen.

Back then, standing in front of him, she had laughed and said, "Li Chenchun, I'm going to love you for the rest of my life. You can't stop me."

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A memoir told through interviews, with both first- and third-person narration.

The story is told in episodes, but the timeline runs from elementary school to old age.

Updates whenever inspiration strikes. Short story.

Theme: Cherish the people by your side.