In the autumn of 2015, Panyan came to this strange city together because of her parents' job changes.
Here I met a young man as gentle as the moon.
1.
The first time I met Heyu was on an afternoon after the rain.
That day, as usual, Panyan took Dabia for a walk in the park next door to her home.
Unfortunately, she heard someone confessing to Heyu. She didn't have the habit of listening to people in corners, so she picked up the pie beside her and wanted to leave.
Before she could go far, she heard He Yu's answer: Thank you for your like, but I can't promise you. This is irresponsible to you and also irresponsible to myself. We should focus on academic studies at this stage.
Hearing this palpitating face, I felt that this boy was quite special. He listened carefully to other people's confessions, unlike some boys who refused without even listening, or agreed directly.
2.
The next time I met Heyu was on the day I reported to the new class.
He Yu stood next to her and listened to the head teacher's instructions to take her to the administration building to get new books and school uniforms.
There were too many things blocking her sight. When she went down the stairs, she accidentally stepped on the empty space. Things fell to the floor and she also fell.
After making a fool of himself in front of his new classmates, Pan Yan's face suddenly burned, and then tears fell down as if they were free.
He Yu took out two lemon-flavored candies from his pocket and placed them in Panyan's palm, and said to her: New classmate, stop crying! Eat a candy. I'll help you move these things. You go to the toilet in front and wash your face, and then we go back to class together.
Pan Yan tore open the wrapping paper of one of the candies and put the candy into her mouth. It was not as sour as expected, but had a faint sweetness.
3.
After the college entrance examination, Panyan sent He Yu a text message saying "I like you", but she was afraid of He Yu's rejection, so she deleted it after sending it.
Many years later, before Pan Yan's wedding, she received a scheduled email with no content, only two sentences: "Happy wedding" and "It's a pity that you didn't see my reply back then. I like you too, Pan Yan."
The sour lemon-flavored candy hides a secret that can't be told for Yan Yan, and later also hides the regret that Heyu couldn't get it.
This is a two-way story where love has an echo. Don't be fooled by the copy.
Purpose: I like to speak out bravely