It's Okay, the Rain Will Stop

Jiang Miao met Liang Jiahe when they were very young. She couldn't remember how old they were.

All she knew was that Liang Jiahe had been there as long as she could remember.

When she was seven, she found a jar of candy in Liang Jiahe's schoolbag.

It was her favorite flavor.

She was surprised, thinking Liang Jiahe must like it too, since he carried it around every day.

Liang Jiahe could only reply, sounding a little helpless, "Someone likes it."

When she was nine, the school put on a performance. She wanted Liang Jiahe to play her princess.

The teacher laughed and explained that Liang Jiahe was a boy and couldn't play a princess. She was very disappointed.

But after the performance, Liang Jiahe still played princess with her.

When she was seventeen, she looked at the academic rankings and saw Liang Jiahe far ahead in first place across the entire grade.

Her grades were nowhere near his, and she was so worried she ate one fewer chicken leg at dinner.

Liang Jiahe came to see her with a lunchbox. She was still gnawing on a chicken leg, unable to help herself.

Then she looked up and asked, as if bargaining, "Could you get a few fewer questions right, just for me?"

As expected, Liang Jiahe tapped her on the forehead.

And she was rewarded with ten practice exams.

From the day she met Liang Jiahe, his name had filled her life.

Unlike her rebellious, troublesome self, he was the good student praised by parents and teachers alike.

He was like the pure, cool moon, untouched by dust.

But Liang Jiahe was the one who had grown up by her side, and later he was also the one who taught her how to kiss.

In the damp, endless rainy season, morning glories glistened in the narrow alley.

His breathing was uneven as his long, slender fingers brushed the tooth marks on his lips.

He laughed in a low, husky voice.

"Why are you still so naughty, Miaomiao?"

· Cool, gentle guy × mischievous girl

· Childhood sweethearts making up for lost time

Theme: You say life is a rainy season spent submerged in water, but that's all right. The rain will eventually stop.