In high school, Chi Mu was the proud son of the second year of high school. He was kind, optimistic and sunny to everyone, so many girls wrote confession letters to him. Until he went abroad for further studies, he randomly found a box of Jiayun fruit candies among the things he packed at school. They were also his favorite candies. When he opened them, he found a note on it, "May the moonlight shine on you." Unlike the long speeches of other girls, there was no signature. At that time, he simply thought it was a blessing poem, and then he tore open the package and ate a lemon candy. It was sour and sweet, just like Jiang Xiaofeng's secret love, sour and astringent.
In college, Jiang Xiaofeng chose to major in Chinese language and literature, perhaps because of the advantages of liberal arts, or perhaps because it was easier to use advanced classical Chinese vocabulary to express love to someone.
Later, Jiang Xiaofeng applied for a high school job and returned to teach locally, but encountered the twilight of teaching high school mathematics.
A long time later, she wrote, "May I be like the stars and the moon, shining brightly every night." And finally in 2027, her short confession letter finally received a response, "I will definitely live up to your love." In 2027, Chi Mu wrote it carefully and dedicated it to the regretful girl in the crush period, that humble and real 16-year-old.
"It's already midsummer outside the window. From the morning dew on the flowers to the flying fireflies, you are walking in and out with the breeze in your arms and the bright moon in your arms."
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Note: A sensitive girl with low self-esteem and a proud boy
It's all sc
In the early stage, it was mostly about the heroine's crush, but in the later stage, it was about the city
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Intention: Let nature take its course
