Fragments • ABCD

It's a story I've never forgotten. The feeling of youth is so beautiful, like the afternoon sun shining in the woods, or you holding a popsicle in the summer with the wind blowing in your ears.

It turns out that the younger brother went abroad to untie the knot... But why is the older brother and Ding Ding attracted to each other... Aren't these two very similar... Even though they behave differently...

So polyamorous relationships are really tangled, really tangled...

Ah, he suddenly came on stage...

Well... There are always laughter and tears in life...

[Like a tired bird that has flown over thousands of mountains and rivers and is exhausted. ] I was moved by this sentence...

Mom is very nervous... So she hit the nail on the head... But this chapter seems to have the feeling of a four-corner relationship shuffle?

I remember it seemed like I had a score, but when I saw it, was it actually there?

Ah! Youth! How far is the rice from me?

This is youth... And why does Mao feel that Ding Ding looks like Li Xiang...