"Missing Feather"
On the eve of graduation from the third grade of junior high school, Chen Tiantian met Liang Zhizhi. The young man is cold and distant, and always likes to be alone with his badminton racket. She teased him with a smile: "Do you like me?" But he would always frown and say "boring" and turn around and walk to the court.
Halfway through the summer vacation, Chen Tiantian was surprised to realize that she had already had a heartbeat. Her original family has always made her insecure and courageous, sensitive and often internally conflicted. It was not until she was given up for adoption at the age of 13 that the couple who adopted her liked her very much and doted on her, and she became much more cheerful. The young man who was always swinging a racket on the court had long become the light she secretly treasured.
But after a quarrel in her first year of high school, she impulsively deleted all contact information between Liang Zhizhi and his sister Liang Qiumian. In the first semester of high school, she transferred school and left, only to become friends with Liang Qiumian again.
When he returned from transferring school, Liang Zhizhi could no longer recognize the girl who had stayed in his memory. "My name is Chen Tiantian." When she introduced herself for the third time, her voice was as soft as the sound of a badminton falling to the ground. He was still dazzling on the court, but he couldn't recognize her who was desperately trying to get closer. She was unwilling to give in and approached awkwardly - delivering water, watching the game, and learning badminton, but he was like a piece of wood and showed no response. Until she was about to give up, he stopped her for the first time: "... You held the racket backwards."
Later, Chen Tiantian learned that the boy who always frowned at her had secret photos of all her games on his phone; and her wrinkled seventeen-year-old was finally covered by his wings.
Concept: In a broken youth, love is like a clumsy badminton racket - she always serves out of bounds, and he can never catch the tennis ball, but still stubbornly practices "how to catch the opponent" over and over again.