Just Say Goodbye in the Middle of Summer

Follow the author's column and know about it in advance (*^@^*) Copywriting In the midsummer of that year, the parasol trees were in full bloom and the cicadas were chirping noisily. Song Dai's drawing board crashed into Shen Changlin's arms, shattering his tightly guarded world. He is a cold and aloof person from the Department of Architecture, and rationality is an equation that she cannot understand. She is a bright and lively sketching girl from the Fine Arts Department. Color is the only accident in her life. They once shared quiet time in the library and held a tilted umbrella in the rain. She thought that the proposition about "eternity" finally had the hottest answer. Until that day, he used the calmest tone to bring everything to an end under her favorite sycamore tree. "Song Dai, let's stop here." Five years later, the painting exhibition reunited. He was wearing a suit and leather tie, and there were gentle people standing beside him. She was generous and her fingertips no longer trembled for him. The belated truth was understated: "Back then, I was not worthy of your future." She smiled and nodded, finally able to say the words she had practiced countless times: "That summer, thank you." ——Goodbye too. "Small theater" Later, Song Dai's personal exhibition was named "Farewell". In the center of the exhibition hall, the repainted "He in Midsummer" shines brightly. Insiders lamented: She painted all the lights and shadows of that summer, but only lost the boy in the painting. #The wind was so strong that summer that it blew many people away# #The most regretful thing is that I couldn't say goodbye properly# #It wasn't until later that I understood your sentence "not worthy"# --- Reading Guide 1. Classic campus BE aesthetics, sweet and lively in the early stage, deep and sad in the later stage, and the ending is difficult to reconcile. 2. The male and female protagonists are narrated from dual perspectives, clearly showing their different moods and growth trajectories. 3. It is an atypical pursuit of a wife in the crematorium. The male protagonist has his own difficulties, but the ending does not force HE and respects the character's choice. 4. This is a story about "growth" and "relief". I hope you can see strength in regret. Mission: Eternal youth