They say that people will meet and touch countless people in this life, and then these people who have no intersection will slowly disappear in your memory. Even if your subconscious mind still remembers them for you, the possibility of you thinking of them again in this life is very slim.
The first time Yang Baiyuan met that person, it was in a secret coffee shop. When her eyes stayed on the facade of the shop, she walked in as if she had been guided.
I met him who happened to be out.
"Want a mocha."
But she actually doesn't like drinking coffee. The man disappeared from her mind, but she vaguely remembered that he had a branch-shaped brooch pinned to the front of his suit.
…
"Boss!"
"Boss Tang!"
"Uncle!"
"Old Tang!"
I don't know when her name for him gradually changed.
…
It was neither a good weather nor a day in a good mood. I had no intention of going out to find inspiration, but when I looked at the color, I suddenly had the idea of going out, but when I went out, I accidentally bumped into her, a reckless little girl.
In fact, he didn't like walking aimlessly the most, but that afternoon he watched the sunset alone by the river.
You said it's really strange that the sunset actually appeared on a not so good day.
…
"Girl."
"Miss Yang."
"Child!"
"Wish in vain!"
I don't know when he actually called her by her name.
…
I don't know who spoke first, but it was just right.
"I don't know how long my love will last, but I know that I will love you when I say these words and for a long time after these words."
Looking back later, they didn't know whether it was love at first sight or a long-term relationship.
The ignorant female college student* appears to be a jewelry designer who is the owner of a coffee shop.
Ps: I actually don't believe in love, but I hope the protagonist in my story has love. At least here they are pure.
If there is something you don't like, you can cross it out or not read it. Not everyone is perfect, not even the characters in the novel, otherwise it would be one-sided.
Intention: Be gentle till death.