A story about a girl and her two childhood friends.
Excerpt: That night, he gave me a sheet of paper to fill out. It had lots of questions with boxes to check. He told me it was an autograph book, something you fill out when you’re parting ways. I took it and filled it in carefully. But I didn’t have a cellphone number or anything like that back then, so I could only leave my dad’s number.
After returning to County N, I never contacted Zheng Lin.
Cell phones weren’t very common back then, and there was no such thing as WeChat, so I never kept in touch with my old friends in City F. Besides, how could I contact them without their information? The saddest thing is that I’ve never seen most of the friends I had before I turned ten again.
Everything from the past, apart from my memories, was cut off.
I started a new life and met lots of new classmates and friends.
Sometimes I still thought of Zheng Lin, and of the classmates I used to be close to. But all I could do was think of them. Sigh...
Then, one day a year later...
Theme: A story told with humorous, witty language that still breaks your heart
