~There was a time/when we were very young/what were we/doing at that time~
Six good friends who met in the "Lost and Found Club" in college went their separate ways after graduation and did not meet again for seven years.
However, they accidentally learned that one of them had died.
After experiencing the "social baptism" of failed love affairs, frustrated careers, and collapsed ideals, as they gradually matured, they felt that something was missing deep in their hearts.
So, they embarked on a journey of search...
Can lost time be regained? Will they miss each other?
Tips:
1. Short stories written before, multiple perspectives, plot flow, reality, and a little suspense
2. In a sense, it is considered youth pain literature and black history = =
3. The article involves Kazuo Ishiguro's novel "Never Let Me Go"
[This article was first published in Jinjiang. The copy has been screenshotted. Reprinting or adaptation is prohibited. All rights reserved to the author]
Intention: Whose youth is not confused
