Not only do you live next door to me, you also live next door to my heart.
The walls of the old alley are falling off again and again, but Jiang Mo and Chi Yan will always have each other's presence in their childhood and youth.
They shared soy milk and fried dough sticks in the early morning, exchanged analysis of wrong questions late at night, and hid their thoughts in each other's eyes while hesitating to speak in the wind on countless summer nights. On campus at the age of seventeen, some people glimpsed their tacit understanding of sharing a pair of headphones, and some envied their understanding without saying anything. But only Jiang Mo knew that the always calm boy next door would silently hand her an umbrella when she was caught in the rain, and would meticulously organize her notes when she was frustrated.
He wrote in his diary, "I will always be with little Moli" but he broke up with her on the day she turned 18.
"Chi Yan, I hate you and I will never forgive you again."
"Chi Yan, I'm sorry. I don't hate you anymore. Can you come back?"
"Little Jasmine, don't cry. I will never break my promise again. Thank you for forgiving me."
It turns out that the most touching thing about childhood sweethearts is never the grand confession, but the long-term companionship of "I live next door to you, and I also live in your youth". It is the love hidden in the gaps of time that has long taken root.
He is the light she has been pursuing. When one day the light no longer shines, then let me shine the light
Concept: Little sweet article