Fengli's Answer

There is no third party, no bloody entanglement, just two people separated by time - one guarding the memories of half a spoonful of jealousy in the old noodle shop, and the other hiding unspoken difficulties in the new trajectory. Those unexplained reasons for separation, unsent concerns, and unhealed emotional scars will slowly reveal the truth in the repeated pulls of "wanting to get closer but dare not". This is a story about regret, growth and waiting. The pain is that "you still care, but you can only pretend to be a stranger", and the warmth is that "even after three years, I still remember the details of your habits."