Su Zhihe's childhood fell into an abyss on the day his father died in a car accident. When her mother remarried, she was forced to put the starry sky necklace given by her father into the trash can (later she picked it up). In exchange, she received a cold face from her stepfather and the cry of her infant brother. The sweet-scented osmanthus cakes sent by her grandma from the countryside were always thrown into the toilet by her mother. The words "I'll break your legs if you dare to contact me" made her palpitate more than the eternal 62 points on the math test paper.
In the second year of junior high school, the boy who always lent her erasers suddenly joined the ranks of bullies. They took away her homework books, put dead cockroaches in her pencil case, and laughed at her as a "wild child without a father." While she was hiding in the toilet cubicle shivering, she heard the sound of tearing up test papers from next door - Shen Sui, a transfer student in the third grade of junior high school, was folding the perfect math paper into a paper boat and letting it out of the window.
"Depression?" Shen then shook the anti-anxiety medicine prescribed by the infirmary, stuffed her into the debris pile on the rooftop, and pointed to the signal tower under repair in the distance, "Did you see it? That broken tower was struck by lightning seven times, and it is still not able to send signals to the entire city." He stuffed a can of spray paint into her hand, and the crooked Milky Way gradually appeared on the rusty wall, and for the first time she heard "The Brightest Star in the Night Sky", her father's favorite song, through his headphones.
When her stepfather asked her to drop out of school to change the school district for her younger brother, and when her mother discovered the antidepressants she hid under her pillow and tore up her grandma's medical certificate, Su Zhihe clutched the admission notice from an art technical secondary school that Shen gave her - this teenager, known as a "problem student," was using the money he earned from painting murals at a construction site to buy her her first set of professional paintbrushes. And the fragments of the starry sky necklace she secretly tucked into the textbook were pieced together into a keychain by Shen Sui at some point. The lanyard was tied with his scrawled handwriting: "If they crush your stars, I will tear down the Milky Way and use it as armor for you."
Intention: Want to be redeemed