Aftershock
余震
by Expired Ethanol (过期乙醇)
- Length
- 4k Words
- Chapters
- 3
- Genre
- Baihe (GL)
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Stats
Tags
- ThemePlot-Driven
- POVBottom-Lead (Shou)
- Age18+
- Campus
- Coming of Age
- Inspirational
- Redemption
- Serious Drama
- Sweet Story
Synopsis
People outside/realistic/early urban campus style, later road style/slow pace Lightning protection: There are descriptions of earthquake scenes, so please stay away if you mind. Those with academic background are not allowed to enter. Private facilities like mountains. In Pingchuan City Key High School, Lin Yun from Grade 2 (5) and his new classmate Bai Guheng became classmates. At first, all the classmates in the class guessed that the background of this girl who was able to land in the graduating class of a key high school was not simple. But Lin Yun was too lazy to care whether these things were there or not, so it was none of her business. But later she discovered that this beautiful new deskmate didn't behave like a normal person. Until one day, under her eyes, the little octopus in the fish tank at home turned into a girl with a familiar face. She said with a stiff face: "It's very impressive, but can you please put your clothes on first?!!!" ———————————————————————————————— "Have you ever seen a magnitude 7 earthquake? But maybe you know the idiom 'the sky falls apart and the earth breaks apart'. It's not an exaggeration. This is a realistic representation of a major earthquake. When I was six years old, I saw a scene in purgatory that I thought I would never forget: The ground opened into an endless abyss. The person who fell in had no time to make a sound. After a few minutes, it slowly closed again. The thunder covered up the desperate cries of the survivors, the lightning illuminated the terrifying reflection of the world, and after a rain, everything will be silent again... My mother died in this natural disaster. When I survived, I thought I would remember this experience and be afraid of pain for the rest of my life, but I forgot that this memory was hidden in my mind for nine years. When I remembered that day again, I just cried like I had done so many nights in the past. I laughed at myself that a person's life could bear such complicated and heavy lies. I didn't want to die, I knew my life was hard-earned. I just suddenly felt very nervous. I felt that I had to do something, otherwise I would really 'die', just like those who died in their twenties or even earlier, I would wait boredly with them for burial decades later... Later, I did it. I admit that my declaration of victory was not elegant and even a little embarrassed. Even now, I still can't say that I have really let go of the past. The hurt I suffered in my childhood still pops up from time to time and makes my heart tremble, threatening me like an aftershock, saying, 'Everything is not over yet! ' I always feel like crying at this point, but I'm really not a crier. … I felt a pair of hands hug me from behind, 'Rainbow, don't cry, don't think about that, open your eyes and look, it's beautiful here', I heard her say in my ear. I open my eyes, The street lights came down the slope, she was behind me, and we rushed into the wind, the only sound in our ears. … I can't help but think of a question I saw in the past: Will regrets really be healed by time? I want to say, My regret has not been healed by time, it has been liberated by better scenery. … The salty taste swallowed up my pupils and overwhelmed me with a shadow, but I still cried. " Purpose: Live for yourself