Rebellious girl × white cut black cut white aged man
On the winter solstice, it snows heavily.
As usual, Shan Buyi stayed in the classroom until the end, and only slowly left the school when the school was about to be cleared.
There were only a few people outside the door, and when I looked up I saw nothing but white.
There was a man standing under the streetlight. He was leaning leisurely on the snow-covered motorcycle, lowering his head slightly, not knowing where he was looking.
Shan Buyi knew the car, but not him.
He called to her as she passed him.
As soon as he brushed off the unmelted snow from his shoulders, his eyelashes were adorned with new ones.
This snow is endless.
In the chaotic silence, she heard his voice.
"Mountains never move, right? Your mother asked me to take you home."
Later she realized that she should call this man uncle——
How ridiculous, her father has been dead for more than ten years.
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New Year's Eve many years later. Shan Buyi wrapped up the last case and hurriedly caught a flight home.
At the New Year's Eve dinner table, Shan Qin was there, and Li Fang was also there.
After three drinks, Shan Qin asked Li Fang, when will he bring his girlfriend back?
Li put down his consciousness and raised his head, just in time to meet Shangshan's unwavering eyes that seemed to be smiling but not smiling.
He hooked her ankle in a flattering way under the table and said, "Let's do it next winter."
At night, they secretly crowded by the window and watched the fireworks scattering in the sky.
He touched her little finger, and she understood, intertwined her fingers with his intimately, and kissed his eyes.
"It's settled," she said softly, "it will be next winter."
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The full text of Youth Pain Released is about 150,000 words, and will be updated every other day.
The age difference between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is eight years, and they are not related by blood. Their emotional line begins after the female protagonist reaches adulthood.
The setting is purely fictitious, follow the setting logic, and do not substitute reality.
Intention: Fly to a distant place where spring exists.
