In the dormitory
"If you were a girl, I might be with you..."
Unable to bear this tone, I frowned and wrote a note to him: "What do you think about me loving you?"
He sighed, then smiled, looked up at my troubled expression, his posture became relaxed, and he put one leg over the other.
This was the first time he admonished me in a calmer tone than mine: "I don't think it's necessary to love someone to death. I want you to be free."
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This is a book about the memories of a person (or a group of people) in high school. It is not a novel, but something that really happened.
Xiaoba is a person who is difficult to write about. Now he is an out-and-out "bad person" in the public opinion.
Are rotten people rotten from the beginning? I have been with him from the past to the present, watching him "rotten" with my own eyes, helpless and collapsed, but at the beginning, it was obviously not like this...
Campus, the first half is very youthful writing, and the back part is about pain literature?
The writing style will be more ink and pretentious, and the plot will be very slow. It is not a novel, and prose is not prose. Please forgive me.
I hope you never forget your original self at any time, and never hurt the people who love you.
Purpose: Don't let life wear away the original appearance, let alone let down the people who treat you sincerely.