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On the summer night when I was ten years old, the roar of motorcycles tore apart the silence of the town and the fate of the three teenagers who were entangled throughout their lives. Song Zheng has been taciturn since he was a child. The shadow of his father's death in the line of duty made him learn to be tolerant early on. His childhood friend Ren Zelin is a talented music boy. He is as public as the midsummer sun, but he hides a fragile heart. And Ye Wensui, the porcelain doll girl who gets so nervous that she gasps when playing the piano, uses music to fight anxiety and loneliness. In high school, the three of them met at a freshman party. Song Zheng is as calm as stone, Ren Zelin is as passionate as fire, and Ye Wensui is as pure as water. They are attracted to each other, but also struggle with each other. On the eve of graduation, a motorcycle trip pushed them to a fork in their destiny - Song Zheng chose to inherit his father's police mission, Ren Zelin was ups and downs between music and his inner demons, and Ye Wensui faced the pain of growing up alone. However, when the shadow of sin once again looms, and when the last movement "Xizang Water" left by Ren Zelin with his life becomes the password to reveal the truth, Song Zheng must face the pain of the past and complete a redemption that spans life and death. And Ye Wensui, with her unfinished love and regrets, went to Tibet to play the unfinished song on the snowy plateau... This is a novel about youth, freedom and sacrifice. About those burning summers, about unspoken love, about Venus running at night - incomplete but eternal beauty. Keywords: Youth growth | Fetters of destiny | Music and redemption | Unfinished journey