To all of you who have ever felt lonely on a rainy day:
Opening this book, you will meet your eighteen-year-old self - the boy who cried silently in the middle of the night but put on a smiling mask at dawn.
You will see the truest appearance of youth: not only the sweetness of first love, but also the pain of misunderstanding, the pain of separation, and the shattering of dreams. The three protagonists are very much like the fragments in each of our lives - the quiet self, the public self, and the self struggling between the two.
The secret love that cannot be expressed, the friendship that cannot be saved, and the family relationship that cannot be reconciled. But you will also see how time scabs over wounds and how growth makes pain bearable.
If you have also:
·Can't fall asleep listening to the sound of rain late at night
·Type and delete what you want to say on your phone
· Feeling deeply lonely in a crowd
·Trying to fill the hole in your heart with busyness
Then this story is for you.
It does not provide false comfort, but only gives you real resonance - it turns out that we are all the same, learning to hold an umbrella for ourselves in our respective rainy seasons.
——Some love is not lost, but rearranged by time into another kind of companionship.
