One Year Later in the Summer: Junior, He Tore up the Admission Notice

Wen Xu, a senior girl, was blocked by a young man under the camphor tree during her graduation season. His name is Bo Yu, he is one year younger than her, and he met him in her hometown town a year ago. That day he asked: How can I be with you? She said casually: If you get admitted to my university, I will consider it. She forgot. He didn't forget. It took him one year to get from the bottom of the grade to the admission line. Now he stood in front of her, thrust the notice into her arms, and said, "Senior sister, I'm here to fulfill my contract." She wanted to give it back, but he tore it into pieces and threw it on the ground in front of her. She wanted to pretend she didn't know him, but her cousin called: "He only slept two or three hours a day this year, just because of your words." She wanted to hide, but he appeared in her classroom, canteen, military training field, and on the way back to the dormitory at night. He's not here to chase her. He is here to collect debts. And what she owes is a sentence she said herself.