Shi Jia once read a book called I'll Wait for You Until You're 35.
Before she knew it, Shi Jia had waited until Shen Xiuning turned 35.
Shen Xiuning was 35, and she was 33. Shi Jia didn't want to wait anymore.
She was in seventh grade when he was in ninth; she was a freshman in high school when he was a senior; she was a college freshman when he was a junior. Then, when she was a sophomore, he went abroad.
Why could she only spend one year with him at a time?
It didn't matter. She would work hard. He was dazzling, so she would work even harder.
At last, Shi Jia persuaded herself to give up on Shen Xiuning.
For more than a decade, Shi Jia had followed in Shen Xiuning's footsteps. She went to the schools he had attended, walked the roads he had walked, and felt the wind he had felt, but she could never wait for him to be there.
She stopped waiting and chose to go abroad.
When they met again, Shi Jia, who had thought she had already moved on, fell for Shen Xiuning all over again.
She finally understood the saying: You don't buy just one bottle of a drink you love, and you don't fall for someone you love just once.
Shi Jia didn't want to wait anymore.
On Shen Xiuning's birthday, Shi Jia celebrated it with him alone at her home.
She wore her plainest white T-shirt, black-rimmed glasses, and her hair loosely pinned back.
In the simplest way, Shi Jia said the most straightforward thing: “Shen Xiuning, I've loved you for twenty years. Could you like me, just a little?”
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Some people say that waiting is actually romantic!
If you can't let someone go, then keep waiting. Maybe you'll get to be with them, or maybe you'll finally be able to let them go.
◎ The male and female leads are both non-virgins, and neither is perfect or especially likable. These issues have been flagged, so read on only if you're okay with them.
◎ A gentle, slow-burn story with many author-created details. It's not professionally researched, and everything serves the plot.
◎ It's just a story. Let's discuss it kindly.
Theme: Waiting is actually romantic.
The heroine has been in love with someone for twenty years and can't let him go. It's terrible.
The copy is at the back. The previous copy still starts with the copy. Is this intentional to confuse readers? I thought Yang was the second male lead and was waiting for the male lead to come out. But it turns out that the male lead is not the C male lead from the previous copy.
The copywriting has a different kind of romance, thank you so much~