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Synopsis
[My deskmate asked today, if you liked someone, would you confess?]
[I thought about it and said no, then thought about it again and said, yeah, probably not]
[She said it was a shame, since there'd be no chance after graduation]
[I didn't say anything. The sunset on the horizon was dazzling, and suited quiet watching]
Yu Chun had always been well-behaved, the kind of child who never gave the adults any trouble. Her mother happily set a goal for her: "Chunchun, get into a good school, and when you reach your senior year, find yourself a steady relationship. Your first love will be wonderful." Her mother didn't know Yu Chun's first love had begun long ago, with her silently watching from afar.
Countless secret glances, pretending to pass by as if it were an accident.
Her silence was the courage of a coward.
Sometimes she acted on impulse, like volunteering to take him home on the day of his graduation party.
At the time, the boy stood surrounded by people, chatting and laughing with them in bored amusement.
His slender fingers held a glass, and the summer night breeze lifted the hem of his loose white T-shirt.
Laughter and shouting filled the air as everyone teased him about another girl.
Yu Chun walked straight over, meeting the boy's eyes beneath the dim lights.
He suddenly smiled, pushed through the crowd, and came toward her.
Yu Chun clutched the hem of her clothes, her voice trembling. "Let's go home."
Then she turned and left as if she were running away.
If only she'd walked a little more slowly, just a little more slowly.
If only it had been a little quieter, just a little quieter.
Perhaps she would have heard his almost pleading voice:
Hold me, Yu Chun.
They were too young then. She was too busy hiding her feelings to know that she was the dream he'd prayed for, night after night.
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"Beneath the evening sky, I'm still lost in a long dream
I'm still the way you remember me"
The Last Light
* Novella / unrequited love / tragic ending / school life
* If you can't handle angst, you can stop at Chapter 30. Everything before that is sweet.
* No romance before adulthood
* For special reasons, the protagonists' parents never officially married, so the protagonists aren't registered in the same household
Please check out my upcoming novel, Love Letter, Third Line
After years apart, Lu Min and Hang Jingcheng got married in a flash.
Their mutual friend heard that they had been classmates in middle school, and that Lu Min had once written Hang Jingcheng a love letter. They declared that this was a case of lovers finally getting together.
In reality, they lived apart for months after the wedding.
When they met again, Hang Jingcheng offered to drive Lu Min to work the next day.
She knew it was just a polite gesture, so she agreed.
A moment later, the mattress shifted.
"Where do you..."
A low, muffled voice came from behind her. Thinking he had something important left to say, she turned slightly.
Hang Jingcheng: "Which school do you work at?"
Lu Min: ...
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Hang Jingcheng came from an educated family, but went into filmmaking and worked his way up to become a chief producer, with a thriving career.
Everyone around him knew he'd married so young because of the irresistible pressure from the Hang family.
Seeing that Lu Min wasn't particularly likable, with neither a good family background nor a gentle, understanding nature, they all insisted the marriage wouldn't last long.
Lu Min was worried about the marriage lasting, too, and told Hang Jingcheng about it.
He leaned against the headboard, looking at her lazily. His slender fingers twisted a strand of hair beside her ear around them a few times. "Why?"
"People say I'm always frowning."
"Oh. Then smile more."
"..."
"Come on, smile. I'll let you bite me if you do."
Lu Min couldn't smile, but her ears turned bright red.
Late that night, with the world quiet around them, Lu Min lay in his arms. Half-asleep, she heard him mumble:
"Divorce? No, we're not divorcing..."
"Seventeen-year-old Hang Jingcheng told me:
'Once the moonlight is in your hands, you can never give it back.'"
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It was still that pale moonlight. It thought that after ten years of turbulence, it would have faded long ago, but instead it roared loud enough to shake the heavens.
The moment I fell in love with you, the moonlight roared.
Theme: Never give up in adversity
How about squatting, parting or missing? A little afraid to look at it
When I saw the heroine coughing and having an itchy throat, my first reaction was that the heroine had an erection (.
The column has completed two-way secret love cookies: ☆☆Heal yourself with "Only Visible to You" There are also long-form pre-orders, please click: ☆☆Marriage first, love later|Two-way secret love "Infatuation After Marriage": Regarding the letter from Hang Jingcheng, Lu Min always thought it was a mirror image. It wasn't until I moved later that I moved a small iron box out of nowhere. Inside were two love letters, a photo of her cut out from the honor roll, an unfinished test paper, and a black hair tie. Behind the photo is a faded writing: She handed me an unwanted love letter She doesn't know, even if it is regarded as a retreat I'm happy with it too As for the two love letters, one was written by her and the other was written "To Lu Min...". ☆☆Marriage first, love later|Male crush "Love Poems of the Years" Her married life was quite happy, but Liu Jie could never forget her first impression of Chen Zhao - that it was unreliable to be romantic. Until one day I found a textbook with yellowed pages. Most of the young man's handwriting was high-spirited and strong-minded. There was only one paragraph that was written particularly carefully, stroke by stroke: "The first thing Liu Jie taught me was to wait." "Waiting for the love that may come on a snowy night in the future." From seventeen-year-old Chen Zhao. (Roller, please collect it!!!
Alas, will a two-way secret love be in the end?
A two-way secret love actually misses being together because of timidity and fear, right?
Twenty-eight-year-old Zhang Mu misses the time when he was eighteen years old. In fact, what he misses is not his eighteen years old, but the time when Yu Chun was around. He happened to be eighteen years old.
The author, Da Da Da Da Da, I... Sixteen-year-old Chunchun and the immature eighteen-year-old Zhang Mu really make people cry.
The chapter names from 25 to 29 seem to be xo songs (!
In the next life, remember to tell your love earlier
I believe that the heroine in the parallel time and space must be with her beloved boy. It is not until the flower withers that you know that love must be in time. Thank you, the author, for creating her. I believe that from the moment you created her, she already has life. I hope that she in the parallel time and space can live well and not get sick again.