Dearest shadow

  She stared at me inexplicably, then, following my finger, she finally saw the clear sky and the handsome face that was gloomily sunk.

  Her mouth twitched constantly, she retreated step by step, "That... sorry, I'm really curious, that, if it's not convenient today, tell me another day, haha, bye." After finishing speaking, she didn't wait for my response and immediately ran away.

  Watching her running figure fade into the distance, I forced a helpless smile on my face.

  Curiosity killed the cat, curiosity killed the cat.

  "I'm really angry, Xun Jie's first kiss just ended like this." The old affair was brought up again under the clear sky, and the anger seemed to have increased rather than decreased.

  I was about to pat him on the head out of habit, but found that the boy from back then had grown up so tall and straight. I took the backpack that belonged to me from his hand and hung it over my shoulder, smiling as I said: "Didn't I already give you two little brats my first kiss a long time ago?"

  Then, I was very fortunate to see the bright sky and the red cloud flying across their faces, such a lovely expression appeared on both of their faces, it really made me feast my eyes.

  If Xiao Yu saw it, she would definitely be excited for several days.

  I let out a triumphant laugh and stepped forward with renewed energy.

  My dearest shadows, those blank years between us seem to be filling up little by little.

  I'm very happy!

  I watched as the car disappeared into the dense woods on the asphalt road under the clear sky and sunshine, and I hummed a tune as I entered my home.

  It's rare for mom to come home so early today.

  "How's school, baby?" She was sipping her coffee and staring at the report displayed on her iPhone, and immediately spoke up when she heard me open the door.

  "Uh-huh." I changed into slippers, tossed my backpack onto the sofa and plopped myself down beside her.

  "Is school tiring?" She asked, placing her coffee cup on the glass table.

  I shook my head and took off my black-framed glasses, which I had worn for a whole day, and my eyes were killing me.