Sixth Star Night

[The copywriting is tentative, some small details will be changed later, the writing is written in the third person, but it is easier to write the copy in the first person] Six years ago, I was her tutor. When she was in her senior year of high school, I taught her chemistry. Tang Qingci is my student. She was forced to drop out of school because of some things, and I often felt regretful. I thought I had done too much, and I wanted to do my best to make it up to her. Until the meeting three days ago, the students of that class invited me to attend their class reunion. I dressed more formally to meet them. When I walked in, I saw Tang Qingci drinking at the bar. She didn't seem to want to talk to me, so she got up and wanted to leave. I moved faster than I could think, went up to her, held her hand, and said sorry. Tang Qingci, whose youthfulness had faded, smiled lightly. She leaned over and said in my ear, "It's not impossible to forgive you. Are you interested in serving me for six years, Teacher Su?" Six years is impossible. I shook my head, and she smiled again and said, "Why don't you, Teacher Su, be my lover to make up for the regrets I had back then." Everyone was there at that time, my students. Some of them entered key universities and became white-collar workers, and some entered the society and became ordinary social workers. Everyone faced us and started shouting, thinking that Tang Qingci was joking. However, Tang Qingci was serious. When I hesitated, she withdrew her hand and shook the glass. A second before the wine splashed on my face, I nodded and said, "Okay." Intention: You must shine like a star, you must shine like a star!