Unrequited love with a bad ending
On the day military training ended, I won a prize: a chance to see a movie with the campus heartthrob...
Check out the completed unrequited-love novel next door, Nobody Knows
"You are like the night, with its silence and stars. I spent an entire barren youth doing nothing but searching for you."
Firefighter x Artifact Restorer
1
It was an ordinary rainy day.
Shan Wan ran down the stairs and accidentally bumped into the boy she had a crush on.
When she looked up, she met his eyes, clouded with dampness.
A little cold.
She murmured, "Sorry," but he didn't answer. His fingers rested on his phone's keyboard as he lowered his head and carried on typing his message, as if he hadn't seen her at all.
Back then, he was a free-spirited bird, always surrounded by a changing cast of faces. Love was just a way to pass the time when he was bored.
When a girl occasionally poured out her feelings to him, he would only laugh without a care.
And she was no more than an extra whose face was too vague to make out.
No one ever knew about the dreams she had of him.
2
Years later, Shan Wan ran into him again outside a convenience store.
The youthful innocence was gone, and the man looked jaded and dissolute.
On impulse, she ran up to him and asked, "Do you remember me?"
"...I do," he said.
Those two words were like a spell, and she fell for him all over again.
Like a moth to a flame.
Theme: Study hard and keep improving every day
Is it a true story? The writing style is concise and the feelings are sincere.
Reading experience, never give things to others!
It's so real. It feels like the author's personal experience.
Can you write another paragraph? She got his phone number again, called him and told him that she liked him but didn't want him! Be! Woohoo, it's really uncomfortable.
It's a pity that I missed it because of many mistakes. They were destined to never meet in that movie.
The longest movie is our story TT
Woohoo, I hate Xiao Zi so much.
2023.7.29
2023.7.29
What is the final ending of the male protagonist? Well