The pseudo-first-person perspective tells the intertwined story of online dating, puppy love, and campus love.
Introduction:
"Sooner or later I will marry you"
Who can say this to a woman who has just met and never met her before?
In this way, people who are rejected in reality start a career of online dating by mistake?
The relationship heats up at an incredible speed, and the other person is in love!
It turns out that true love feels like this
Yes
Why do I feel envious of other people's real girlfriends even though I have a girlfriend? It's really strange.
How does the other person feel?
Can't feel it…
But you "don't have to feel"
The special love in the information age begins here.
Copywriting:
I have always had a "secret" that no one else would reveal.
I seem to still like her.
The sweet-scented osmanthus had not bloomed that year, and even the fragrance of the flowers had long been forgotten in my mind. However, I found the withered sweet-scented osmanthus just because of the long-forgotten beauty. The sweet-scented osmanthus said that it would always accompany a beautiful woman, but it withered first.
"But I won't leave this time."
Really?
At least I won't say yet that our relationship has come to an end long ago, although we have both made efforts.
My noise, again as it was two years ago, cannot be conveyed...
That year the sweet-scented osmanthus stopped blooming, and the wind and the fragrance of the flowers seemed to tell me, "I will not leave.".
I knew in my heart that this was impossible, but I went against my heart.
At some point, I have lost my expectations.
With both hands in the pockets of the sweatshirt, the weather is getting colder and colder without realizing it. When exactly is it?
Exhaling a white breath, I recalled the phone call that failed to get through at 10:30, and walked into the bakery. It was a three-piece cupcake, but it contained countless emotions.
"Happy adult birthday to myself..."
A person's birthday, a person crying in a dark house...
Concept: The not-so-beautiful and dreamy puppy love on campus