Blurb:
I’ll wait for the bright moon to rise, for the crows to fly south, and for you to outgrow your playful ways. Then I'll wait for you to say, "I love you, and I always will."
"After all that wandering, it was still you." He smiled, tilting his head as he gazed at the woman before him, dressed in a pure white wedding gown. His eyes were full of tenderness.
"Yes. Those destined to be together will reunite, no matter how many times they part." She smiled too, memories of the happy years gone by flashing through her mind. It was time to give their story a proper ending.
"Then let us promise to hold hands and never part."
"All right, Mr. Ren. I look forward to it."
The two met as teenagers. Ren Yifei, effortlessly commanding on the basketball court, and Li Qiao, poised and confident at the piano, both shone in their respective fields. Each thought the other was out of reach, until school brought them together: at the start of their first year of high school, they were assigned to the same class. As they got to know each other, they realized that the person they had thought so unattainable was just as much of a lovable goofball as they were. Their leadership in class and top grades earned them a few titles: the witty and charming class monitor, and the energetic study committee member. Their daily discussions about schoolwork, helping each other out, and constant teasing and banter drew them closer, until they became each other's "best girlfriends" and "best bros"...
Warnings:
1. I write at a snail's pace, squeezing out a little at a time. As usual, updates will be slow, so please understand. If you're interested, you can wait until it's complete~
2. There may be married life in the story, so stay tuned.
3. I'm a painter who likes to touch things up. Even after a chapter is published, I'll revise it several more times. Please keep an eye out. I promise it'll only get better, not worse.
4. The story is written in the present, with flashbacks woven in.
5. The style is slice of life.
Theme: Ride your dreams and make the most of your youth; keep your passion alive and journey to distant horizons; follow your heart and stay true to your original ideals.
This article is more life-like
After all, schools can also reveal some psychological problems of students, and the author can better describe it from the perspective of a teacher.
The character's occupation was originally positioned as a psychological counselor because the author wanted to write about some of the psychological stress issues faced by people today. After thinking about it for a while, I realized that this route was a bit awkward, and there were some logical illogicalities regarding the positioning of the male protagonist. Just change to a new teacher?
I would like to ask everyone's opinion. Should the author change the profession of the protagonist?
La la la la la la la la la la, be a happy little author