"Why don't you resist?"
"Because I don't dare."
Xia Wan's life is like a silent mime. She was used to bowing her head, used to being silent, and used to swallowing all her grievances. The bad words from her classmates, the girl's throbbing, and her parents' expectations were like an invisible net that tightly bound her. Until that young man named Shen Han broke into her world with a cold aura.
He blocked all malice for her and taught her how to fight back and straighten her back. He said: "You shouldn't live in other people's mouths, you deserve a better life."
Her vulnerability made him feel distressed, and her silence made him want to get closer. He began to learn to protect her, to understand her, to block all malice from her. But he discovered that loving someone is not just about standing in front of her, but learning to walk into her heart.
She taught him how to love. Love is patience, listening, and giving her a silent hug when she needs it most. Love is to face the darkness with her, and then tell her: "Don't be afraid, I'm here."
With his company, Xia Wan began to tear off the shackles on her body bit by bit. She learned to laugh, learn to cry, and learn to live for herself. And the sounds that once frightened her gradually became insignificant.
"We will all have a better life."
"At least, there is us."
This is a story about redemption and transformation, as well as a youthful chapter about love and courage. When a crack is torn open in the darkness, light shines in. And Xia Wan and Shen Han were walking towards the light hand in hand.
Purpose: Reflect the internal friction and campus violence among contemporary girls