Ji Chen bumped into Jiang Yubai who was soaked in the rain during a heavy rainstorm. The young man held up a broken starry sky umbrella to protect him from the rain. The sound of broken umbrella bones and the sound of heartbeats overlapped in the rain curtain.
There are two scratches carved on the ribs of the umbrella. One is the heavy rain on the day we first met, and the other is the tear mark when we said goodbye.
Jiang Yubai said that it takes 640 years for Betelgeuse's starlight to reach the earth.
Just like the love he had hidden in his medical records, it was always half a beat slower than Ji Chen's heartbeat.
On a rainy night when he was seventeen years old, Ji Chen picked up his starry sky umbrella in the autopsy room. The broken parts of the umbrella were stained with blood, like a crushed Orion.
"When the rain stops, I will give you a complete starry sky."
But he didn't know that the leukemia cells in Jiang Yubai's blood vessels were fissioning at the speed of a supernova explosion.
They draw luminous star maps in the biology classroom, and the fluorescent Milky Way on the plaster breathes;
When the balloon is released during the 100-day swearing-in ceremony, the blood beads will be dyed "forever" in the dark red of critical illness notification;
Until the long beep of the ECG monitor in the ward cut off the last unfinished kiss
The most hopeless romance in the world is that the starlight we see has been extinguished in each other's eyes for many years
Intention: To show the tragic beauty of ultimate pure love torn apart by illness.