Seventeen-year-old Lin Xiaoman lives in the shadow of fragmentation - his mother suffers from schizophrenia, and her condition waxes and wanes; his father cannot bear the chaos in the family and flees early. She took on the sole responsibility of taking care of her mother and struggled in poverty and loneliness. At school, she was at the bottom of her class, taciturn and the object of ridicule by her classmates. She was used to walking with her head down, used to the rainy nights when she was locked out, and used to the world's indifference to her.
Until the transfer student Gu Yan appeared. He was sunny and gentle, like a beam of light shining into her gloomy life. He taught her to tie her shoes, gave her half of her lunch, and held an umbrella for her on rainy days. Lin Xiaoman felt the warmth of being cherished for the first time, but she was also more afraid - if he knew about her family, would he turn around and leave like the others?
The fear eventually came true. During a heavy rainstorm, her mother's condition suddenly broke out, and Gu Yan witnessed her losing control in the street. The next day, he transferred to another school, leaving only a copy of "The Little Prince" and a vague note: "I will come back to you when the rain stops."
But the rainy season is so long that people almost forget about the temperature of the sun.
I never saw that person again...
Intention: The rainy season at the age of seventeen will eventually pass, but the pain and tenderness soaked by the rain will eventually become the soil that nourishes life.