This is a story about waiting - the most difficult thing about long-distance relationships is not the distance, but that when the other person is fighting for you from afar, you must also grow up simultaneously.
On the day the college entrance examination scores were released, there was a thirty-one point difference between Lin Zhiyao and Lu Shiyan's scores.
They made an appointment to go to Shanghai together, and he asked her to apply to National Chiao Tung University. The subway was ten kilometers away, a perfect distance. Now the thirty-ones were divided into a chasm - he decided to repeat the reading, and she went south alone.
In the first year of their long-distance relationship, Lin Zhiyao lived in chaos in the Department of Architecture of Jiaotong University. My major was criticized in public by a professor, and my anxiety turned into a mechanical swallowing of late-night takeaways. My weight soared out of control to 140 pounds. She didn't dare to see him, she turned down all her appointments, and hid in the dormitory watching his messages pop up one after another but didn't dare to reply. And Lu Shiyan wrote "don't be too tired", "feel distressed" and "wait for me" on every note in the repeat class. He used the money he saved as a tutor to send her running shoes and hand cream, and transported ammunition to her thousands of miles away.
Roommate Tang Xin dragged her out of bed at 6:30 every morning and ran, snatching away her takeout and replacing it with apples. She said, "What construction people are best at is structure - you just have a bigger load now, but the structure is still there, and it can be repaired no matter what."
A year later, he stood outside the examination room holding an empty bottle of stars, and she stood on tiptoes in the crowd.
This is a two-way growth story. It's not who sacrifices for whom, but two people sprinting with all their strength on their respective tracks and then meeting at the finish line.
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