##Camp#redemption#music
Ling Huai × Wen Nai
A pianist with a cold appearance and a mental illness × a violin lover with an outgoing and warm personality
The repressed piano girl Ling Huai was used as a "comparison tool" by her mother Ling Qi since she was a child. She lost herself under the twisted desire for control until she reunited with her childhood playmate Wen Nai, a cheerful girl who grew up in love. Wen Nai used warmth and music to melt Ling Huai's ice wall step by step, helping her resist her original family. In the end, the two of them joined hands to move towards freedom and happiness.
Golden sentence:
"Hello, my name is Wen Nai! Wen from literature, Nai from Shang Mu Xia! What about you? What's your name?"
"I won't tell you. If you really want to know, you can ask the teacher!"
"No! There is no sense of ceremony! If you don't tell me now, I will wait until the day you are willing to tell me! Then I will call you Xiao! Because you are really beautiful!"
"Okay."
"Good little good little good little good!"
"I'm here."
…
"Classmate, is this your student card?"
"Yes, it's my student card. I'm Wen Nai. Thank you."
"Hey, classmate Wen Nai, wait a minute. Do you... Do you know a girl named Xiaohao?"
"You know her?"
"Hello, Wen Nai, let me introduce myself. My name is Ling Huai, from Ling of Two Points of Water, from Sophora japonica tree. I had a playmate when I was a child. Her name is Wen Nai, and her nickname is Mu Mu. She likes to call me Xiao Hao."
…
"Wen Nai, I miss you so much"
"Me too, for eight years... I have never stopped missing you."
…
"She is a living person! She is not a tool for comparison! She also has her own thoughts, her hobbies, and the right to choose her life! People like you are not worthy of being a mother!"
"Ling Huai, can you come with me?"
"Okay."
…
"Wen Nai! I passed the exam!"
"I passed the exam too! Congratulations to you, congratulations to us!"
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"Ling Huai, hold my hand and let's walk towards freedom together."
"Okay."
…
Purpose: Call on everyone to pay attention to the mental health of teenagers