First Love[city]

She often goes to that shop to eat noodles because she occasionally has the chance to meet that person. ＊ In her senior year of high school, Xizhen moved to this town with her parents and transferred to Yonghui High School. A strange town and a strange school made her feel nervous. It was difficult to keep up with the new school's curriculum, and the college entrance examination was approaching. Despite the tense atmosphere and pressure, there was one thing that comforted Hee Jin. That day at the noodle shop next to the school, she met a boy. Elegant black hair, white T-shirt, The young man's toned body is particularly dazzling and youthful in the sun. Her vibrant and bright smile made her heart palpitate. It turns out that this is how my heart beats. ＊ Her physical defects made her feel inferior and kept her away from the crowd, making her unable to integrate into the collective. Many girls in the next class would come to trouble her from time to time. That day, she was surrounded in a corner, and several little girls maliciously demanded that she pay protection money. But Jung Hyuk suddenly appeared, stood in front of her, and said to the group of people: "If you don't want to drop out of school, get out." ＊ On an autumn evening, it was raining lightly. Xizhen came home late from her shift at the school radio station. When I went out, I found a person squatting at the door. "You..." "I'm waiting for the rain to lighten up. You don't have an umbrella either, so I'll give it to you." An almost overbearing forced kindness. "Ah... Ok." Why... It feels so sweet. Did he really just happen to be passing by? The reason sounds strange. ＊ The sporty, handsome and sunny male protagonist VS the silent and restrained girl with low self-esteem who has an ear disease Two-way secret love/secret love come true/redemption direction This article is also called "First Love", but I feel that "That Noodle Shop" is more down-to-earth and more oriented towards real life. Concept: The confession that I didn't have time to say was Qing's throbbing.