Shen Ruoning's biological clock is different from others. She wakes up before dawn every day and shows up at school at half past five. The dew on the playground, the first light in the classroom, and steamed buns at the breakfast stall are all her daily routine. But she was too sleepy to keep her eyes open at eight o'clock in the evening. She never participated in the night chats in the class or the small gatherings after evening self-study.
Ruan Songyan is just the opposite. In the morning, I stepped on the bell to enter the classroom. During the day, I felt like sleepwalking during class. Late at night, I was very energetic. I would either run on the playground or stay in the studio until dawn. His classmates said that he lived "day and night reversed", but he himself felt quite comfortable.
The two bumped into each other before morning training. Shen Ruoning went to the playground at five-thirty and saw Ruan Songyan sleeping in the stands. She wanted to call him, but he was silenced by saying, "It's only five-thirty, why are you making noise?"
Later, the teacher insisted that the two of them collaborate on an observation project. She would take pictures during the day, and he would take pictures at night, relying on a notebook to communicate. Slowly, she tried to stay up until late at night, and he also insisted on getting up early, just to have a good look at the other person's world at the same time.
It turns out that the so-called time difference is nothing if you meet someone who is willing to wait for you.
Purpose: Accompanying healing