Almost Said It Out Loud

The male protagonist Zhou Yu is quiet, has stable grades, and is not very good at expressing himself. The heroine Lin Wan looks cheerful, but is actually sensitive and good at taking care of others, but she always hides her emotions. The two have known each other since they were classmates in high school. She would take down homework for him and snatch away the bread that he had not finished eating; he would help her organize her class notes for three days when she was sick, and he would also deliberately tilt his umbrella toward her on rainy days. They are not a couple, but they understand each other better than ordinary friends. When others make fun of them, they will immediately deny it; when they approach others, they will remain inexplicably silent. The three-year high school class, exam pressure, family changes and graduation choices have gradually made this relationship complicated. They all thought there was still time, but it wasn't until the day of graduation that they discovered that some relationships can never return to their original position once they miss that summer. The focus of the story is not "whether we were together in the end", but the kind of: "I have never liked you, but throughout my youth, the most important person has always been you."