On the day of the 100-day vows, the sweet scent of the campanula was mixed with a faint scent of laundry soap.
Cheng Cheng lowered her head and let the person in front of her tie the red ribbon for her. The other person's fingertips were slightly cool and occasionally brushed against the side of her neck. She didn't dare to raise her eyes until the words "Come on for the high school entrance examination" sounded above her head - a clear voice, like ice water suddenly poured into her throat in summer.
She looked up suddenly and saw a pair of beautiful eyebrows. The small light brown mole on the tip of the nose is as clear as a fallen star.
At that moment, Cheng Cheng knew that he was finished.
Falling in love with Jiang Wei is the most logical thing in the world - he is thin and tall, and his grades are unbelievably dazzling. But falling in love with Jiang Wei is also the most hopeless thing - he is busy competing, busy college entrance examination, busy becoming what everyone expects. She hid her clumsy feelings in a cheering letter and exchanged it for a copy of "The Birds", thinking that this was the ending of the story.
Later, he graduated and lost his mobile phone card. The lines where the two figures intersected briefly overlapped and then extended separately. Everyone said, forget it, it's time to let it go.
But Cheng Cheng didn't.
She cut her hair short and carved the word "Jiang Wei" into every early morning, every wrong question, and every late night when she couldn't stand it. She needs to fill in the name of the same city and the same university as him on the college entrance examination application form.
Another 100-day swearing-in, she stood in the audience and suddenly smiled when the host read out "Outstanding Graduate Representative - Jiang Wei". The people on the stage glanced at the crowd, stopped on her, and were slightly stunned.
She tied that red ribbon for three years and never let it go.
And she spent her entire youth to prove one thing - the bravest secret love is not about saying love loudly, but to get closer to someone and transform yourself into a better person.
Purpose: commemorate youth