Jiang Qin's life was divided into two halves——
Before the age of seven, there were vague warm tones: the sourness of lemon candies, the fragrance of kumquat trees, and the warm company of parents.
After the age of seven, there are clear cold tones: the rainy night when my mother disappeared, the debt note left by my father.
She must swallow the huge debt alone. You're already used to it, aren't you? The girl questioned herself in hesitation.
She had brought too much misfortune to the people around her, and her fearful instinct stopped her from moving forward.
"That's it, it's enough to have the company of relatives.'" She thought.
Until she met the neighbor who called himself Cheng Chuyao in the yard of her uncle's house.
The way he threw and caught the badminton made her heart palpitate inexplicably.
When he smiled and said, "Nice to meet you," his blue eyes were like a sea of stars, catching Jiang Qin's gaze.
"Have we known each other before?" The words came out of his mouth.
But the other party just waved his hand and walked into the darkness.
After spending a long time with this young man, her originally peaceful heart began to beat again, which confused and fascinated her. She finally realized that her previous crush on the male classmate was not love, but admiration.
In his drawer,
Jiang Qin found a jar of handmade lemon candies left for her.
That is the heart that has never been sent.
There is a very small line of words written on the back of the candy wrapper:
"That midsummer, I owe you half a piece of candy."
By chance, the girl discovered a childhood photo in the Cheng family study room.
The boy in the photo tightly holds the hand of the little girl next to him, with a bright smile on his slightly immature face.
Memories gradually came back, they tested each other and licked each other's wounds.
"I'm not looking for you..."
He held up the yellowed medical record, soaked all over.
"It's you, traveling upstream."
Don't be bound by the past, live towards the sun. Add a little lemon candy to your life and strive for happiness.
You are my only lucky koi.
Purpose: Self-growth and redemption