Feelings but Not Feelings

"If a few years later, in a strange city, on a strange street, we can still recognize each other the moment we pass each other, time is frozen at that second. Then we say nothing, hold each other's hands firmly, abandon the direction you are going or the direction I am going, and walk together towards the direction you are going or the direction I am going. In this way, the relationship between us can be regarded as true love, not an illusion that is half-hearted or not. "This is a youth campus novel. The age of eighteen or nineteen is the most innocent and sincere rainy season for us to treat love. It is also the most powerless age, because at that time we did not have the courage to bear the ability to give everything to one person! When he was six years old, he lost his grandparents who loved him the most because of his willfulness; when he was eight years old, he witnessed his mother having sex with a male neighbor. Soon his parents divorced and his mother married a male neighbor; when he was ten years old, his father married another woman. It was in that year that he met a girl with a face like a porcelain doll carved from pink and jade and a pair of big, smart eyes. From then on, her shadow was engraved in his heart and would never go away. . . . . .