After Dusk

Have you ever stood on the top of a building and looked down at the campus? Have you ever felt alone and helpless in a crowd? Have you ever had a rough life and were far away from your loved ones? When all this happens to an eighteen-year-old girl, how will she choose to show you her life in seven days? This book tells the story of an 18-year-old high school student who was about to face the college entrance examination. After being misunderstood by friends, ignored by relatives, and forced to attend classes, an 18-year-old high school student finally made a choice. The story may be a bit depressing, but behind the depression is actually another kind of new life. Perhaps due to the author's lack of writing, some of the feelings may not be felt. Come on, but this is a work that I have been thinking about writing for a long time. It is also adapted from the personal experience of one of my high school classmates. I hope that after reading it, if you meet that similar "her" one day, you will be more tolerant and understanding of her, and let her believe that there is still countless warmth hidden everywhere in the world. Thank you. The following is a description of the cover: As dusk approached, I felt like I was alive again, as if I was about to sleep with everything else. I can see a lot of the past through the twilight, and I can also predict a bit of the future with the burning clouds. The seven days were no different to me as usual. They just gave me an extra chance to get to know myself again and let me continue to sink in the boundless twilight. ——18 Years old·Ang Lee