The first time I met her, I knew I wouldn't like her.
She looked like someone who had grown up with happiness, and she couldn't get along with a poor person like me.
She stood on the stage and gave a speech, and I sat in the audience and applauded.
Our destinies were so intertwined, and the moments when I cheered for her were repeated countless times in the years to come.
I thought that was the last time we met, but it turned out that she and I were in the same class in our second year of high school.
I thought our relationship would end after the college entrance examination, but she and I spent four years in college just relying on text messages to communicate.
I thought we would really go our separate ways after working, but she pulled me over to accompany her in starting a business.
I just accompanied her from being unknown to a crowd of friends, watching her go from a little transparent person who was excluded to a big shot who took the initiative to shake hands, from a girl in a rental house crying about how hard it was to persevere to a sparkling woman at a dinner party. I was never absent from every important moment of her life.
I thought we were finally going to separate. She was already so well, so what else did she need from me?
We finally separated and left each other. Regarding our future, I was finally right for once.
"I" is Chen Mo, and "she" is Li Hong. This is the story of the two of them.
First person third person alternating
The front is more about Chen Mo's memories, and the back is Li Hong's attempt to reunite.
It is the product of the author's sleepwalking, and the update is to be determined. Which stage the author has passed will be written in which stage.
BE or HE to be determined
It's about lesbians hating each other but ultimately settling on falling in love, never mind it.
Concept: Loving yourself is the beginning of a lifelong romance