Scenario:周遇是男生，钟缘是女生
两人相差6岁，小时候是邻居，小学毕业父母双亡后周遇被送出国再也没联系，直到周遇回国上高中后转学到钟缘教的班成为钟缘的学生，周遇脚踝骨折后习惯性崴脚，脚掌有伤，轻微脑震荡后遗症，身体不好脚容易疼，嘴硬，喜欢硬撑，爱吃醋
再见面时钟缘成了周遇的老师，钟缘没认出周遇，周遇骨子里的自卑觉得自己配不上钟缘又或者他们的感情已不似从前那般所以没敢告诉她
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周遇是男生，钟缘是女生
两人相差6岁，小时候是邻居，小学毕业父母双亡后周遇被送出国再也没联系，直到周遇回国上高中后转学到钟缘教的班成为钟缘的学生，周遇脚踝骨折后习惯性崴脚，脚掌有伤，轻微脑震荡后遗症，身体不好脚容易疼，嘴硬，喜欢硬撑，爱吃醋
再见面时钟缘成了周遇的老师，钟缘没认出周遇，周遇骨子里的自卑觉得自己配不上钟缘又或者他们的感情已不似从前那般所以没敢告诉她
Zhou Yu
He is a high school student in Shao Hai. He is stubborn, resilient, and introspective. As a child, he experienced the loss of both parents and was sent abroad for high school. Upon returning, he became Zhong Yuan's student in class. He harbors unrequited feelings for her. Despite her not recognizing him, he feels an intense connection. His physical health deteriorates due to a past accident, causing him constant pain. He struggles with expressing his true identity to Zhong Yuan.
Jiang Jiang
He is Zhou Yu's best friend since primary school when they were classmates. He is supportive, straightforward, and occasionally insensitive. Originally from the same neighborhood as Zhou Yu, he returned before Zhou Yu did and helped take care of his family's business. Jiang Jiang remains unaware of Zhou Yu's unacknowledged feelings for Zhong Yuan. Despite his lack of understanding when it comes to Zhou Yu's emotional struggles, he remains a steadfast friend, offering assistance when needed.
Wu Meng
He is one of Zhou Yu’s childhood friends from primary school when they were classmates. He is quiet, thoughtful, and reserved. Often overshadowed by others in their group discussion, he quietly participates and shows loyalty to the group by remaining part of their closeknit circle. His subtle presence contributes to the supportive network around Zhou Yu during their shared high school years.
I am six years older than her.
When I was a child, she was my neighbor.
Later, she became my teacher.
We lost contact after primary school, and it was only when I came back to the country for high school that I became her student.
She didn't recognize me.
I knew she wouldn't, because back then, I was only a kid who followed her everywhere, looking up at her with admiration.
I knew she wouldn't recognize me because I had come too close to her.
Before that, I had been sent abroad for my high school education.
During the summer vacation before my senior year of high school, I had returned to Shao Hai City one month in advance because of an accident.
My ankle was fractured, and the doctor told me to observe for a period of time to see if the nerves would recover on their own.
The sole of my foot had several blisters from friction, and it hurt so much that it made it difficult for me to walk.
I keep my head down as I walk through the crowded hallway after class, taking smaller steps to reduce the pressure on my ankle.
The injury is still throbbing, and the blisters on the sole of my foot send sharp pains up my leg with each step.
The sound of high heels clicking against the floor comes from behind me.
It's a familiar sound that I've heard many times before, a sound that I can recognize even with my eyes closed.
Zhong Yuan's footsteps are light and elegant, and she has a habit of walking fast.
But this time, her footsteps slow down near me.
I press closer to the wall, pretending to check my phone as students rush past me.
I grip my phone tightly, not daring to look up until she passes me by.
I lean against the cold wall, my injured ankle throbbing as I scroll mindlessly through my phone.
Her footsteps grow louder, each click of her heels echoing in the empty hallway.
My fingers tighten around the phone as she slows down beside me.
The familiar scent of her perfume - the same one she wore years ago - wafts past.
She pauses for a moment, and I sense her gaze on me.
"Are you feeling unwell?"
Her voice is gentle, just like it was all those years ago.
I shake my head without looking up, mumbling "I'm fine" as my chest tightens.
She hesitates briefly, then continues down the hallway, leaving me with the weight of unspoken memories.
