Morgan

*The greatest tragedy in love is when it ends abruptly at its most passionate.

Shang Fangbie met Ban Luli in a very special autumn. The weather was exceptionally cold, there were leaves everywhere, and fog on the car windows made it hard to see.

By a stroke of luck, Shang Fangbie caught sight of him through a small patch of glass that had just been wiped clean.

The boy’s smile was as radiant as the sunlight that day, but like the late autumn sun, it vanished in an instant.

“Fogged-up car windows are for writing the name of the person you like,” Ban Luli said. Then he carefully wrote Shang Fangbie’s name, one stroke at a time.

Shang Fangbie smiled and copied him, writing Ban Luli’s name after it.

Still not satisfied, he drew a heart between their names.

Later, another especially cold autumn arrived, but the name Shang Fangbie wanted to write would never be seen again.

*

“There aren’t that many people in the world who love someone for their whole lives. All I can promise is that I love you very much right now.” Shang Fangbie teased Ban Luli as he watched his expression change. “Passionately. Madly.”

Many, many years later.

Shang Fangbie looked at the radiant boy in the photograph, whose brightness the years had failed to take away. “I still love you very much. Passionately. Madly.”

*Love Will Remember.

#Cool, devoted gong × candid, sunny shou

P.S.

1. Both leads are each other’s first and only love. Set at a university abroad.

2. Bittersweet ending, with both sour and sweet moments.

3. The characters and story aren’t based on real people. They’re entirely the product of my overactive imagination.

Blurb drafted at 1:40 a.m. on April 14, 2025. To be revised and expanded; a screenshot has been saved. Anything may change before posting begins.

Theme: If love begins with the spring breeze, then let’s kiss once more.