Chasing Summer - Chapter 43

Lin Zhexia’s attention came back: “Oh.”

Chi Yao put down his hand and said, “Pull me.”

There are many people in the aisle.

Lin Zhexia knew that his words probably meant nothing else, but he was just afraid that she would follow the crowd again.

She slowly grabbed Chi Yao’s sleeve: “It’s not like I can’t walk.”

Chi Yao walked ahead and led her: “So you can walk, I thought you were sleepwalking.”

“…”

The surrounding couples entered the venue holding hands, and she and Chi Yao were caught in the middle.

After entering the cinema hall, the light suddenly dimmed, leaving only the big screen in front still on.

Lin Zhexia lowered her head and used the light to see her hand holding Chi Yao’s sleeve.

Chi Yao never thought much about keeping warm when dressing, and the coat she wore today was not too thick, so she could even feel a faint trace of body temperature, as well as the bones through the fabric.

She moved her fingers nervously.

Although she and Chi Yao didn’t hold hands like the people around them. but. Rounding it off like this, it can be regarded as leading.

Lin Zhexia took Chi Yao’s sleeve all the way through the side steps, and found the three of them to sit down.

He Yang stretched his arms and said, “I’ll post the picture first while the advertisement is running.”

“I’m not impatient,” He Yang explained, “I want to die early and be born sooner. I think about this photo for a second, and I get goosebumps.”

Lin Zhexia had no time to care what He Yang was talking about.

Sitting next to Chi Yao, she felt cramped.

“You,” Lin Zhexia still stuffed one hand into the popcorn bucket, trying to calm down by chatting, “Do you want some popcorn?”

She felt that Chi Yao probably wouldn’t eat it.

But to her surprise, Chi Yao leaned back, then turned her head to the side, and stretched out her hand inadvertently.

Lin Zhexia hadn’t had time to pull out the hand stuffed in the bucket, so the two people’s hands were in contact with each other for a very brief second in the popcorn bucket.

She pressed her fingers against the back of his hand.

When Chi Yao reached in, he rubbed lightly.

Lin Zhexia pulled out her hand abruptly, and the air was filled with the unique sweet smell of popcorn.

She coughed and asked, “Is it very brittle?”

“It’s okay.”

Chi Yao propped his elbows on the armrest beside the seat, put the back of his hand against his chin, and bit the popcorn. After a while, before the prelude of the movie sounded, he suddenly said, “It’s pretty sweet.”

Luckily the cinema is not well lit.

Otherwise, she was afraid of exposing her abnormal reaction at the moment.

The movie officially opened, and Lin Zhexia blushed and grabbed one too.

Popcorn of the day.

Seems to be sweeter than usual.

The movie ticket was bought by He Yang, she didn’t know the content of the movie at all, and she didn’t ask He Yang what movie he chose before coming here.

After coming to the cinema, she saw the festival poster, and she probably guessed that it was a Valentine’s Day romance movie.

Lin Zhexia thought of this, and went to see the crumpled movie ticket in her palm.

The title of the movie written on the movie ticket is “I really want to be with you”.

He Yang put away the phone before the sound of the movie was enhanced, and said with emotion: “Finally, the P is over, don’t say, my brother Yao’s hand is quite good for P. Just push it, it will be thinner, but after pushing it, the fingers feel a bit long Too much.”

“But it doesn’t matter, it doesn’t hurt.”

He pushed Chi Yao with his elbow: “Thanks.”

Chi Yao ignored him.

The movie lasted for more than an hour. At first, it was difficult for Lin Zhexia to watch because Chi Yao was on the sidelines.

The picture played on the big screen is like a silent movie that is skipping quickly.

She was staring at the scene clearly, but she didn’t remember anything in her mind, it was all blank.

After a while, she gradually saw the content.

Valentine’s Day youth drama, a story about a pair of classmates who secretly fell in love with each other when they were students. The ending was not very good. Maybe it was to make the story more dramatic. The girl was diagnosed with cancer without any surprise, and the two rubbed shoulders in the end. And pass.

The two had an immature agreement when they were students, and they agreed to come back and meet in ten years.

Ten years after the end of the film, the boy returned to the classroom, but he did not see the girl, but saw a letter written by the girl before parting: Let me tell you a secret, I like you very much, if there is a parallel time and space, I really want to be with you you are together.

Lin Zhexia’s tear point was low, and she began to cry halfway through the film.

She didn’t want to be discovered at first, sniffing secretly.

Before sucking it a few times, the person next to him handed over a tissue. Chi Yao wasn’t watching a movie, but was looking at her with his chin propped up, and while handing her a tissue, he said, “Why are you crying again?”

“Don’t call yourself a coward,” he added, “you can call yourself a crybaby.”

Lin Zhexia took it, wiped away her tears and snot, and said in a choked voice, “I’m not a coward in the first place.”

“Not to mention a crybaby.”

“This movie is so touching,” Lin Zhexia said, “I just have a stronger ability to empathize, which is different from a cold-blooded and heartless person.”

Chi Yao leaned against the back of the chair, pinched the knuckles of his fingers, and said casually, “Cancer is a plot that would have been outdated ten years ago…”

Lin Zhexia glared at him.

Chi Yao changed his words coldly: “It’s quite touching.”

Lin Zhexia didn’t care what he said: “Anyway, you are cold-blooded.”

“I’m cold-blooded,” Chi Yao sneered, “I can see it now, and I already respect this movie.”

After finishing speaking, he turned sideways to give her some space to see, “There is another one who is more cold-blooded.”

Through Chi Yao’s gap, Lin Zhexia saw He Yang who was sleeping swaying beside him.

“…”

“It’s hard for him,” Lin Zhexia wiped his nose again and said, “In order to post a circle of friends, I have to go to the cinema to sleep.”

Maybe it was because he heard someone talking about him while he was half asleep, He Yang woke up suddenly, sat up straight, and asked: “Who called me, this boring movie is finally coming to an end?”

Lin Zhexia: “…”

The movie is indeed coming to an end.

Although the tone of this film is tragic, it still points out the theme of Valentine’s Day.

At the end of the movie, the screen suddenly went dark, and then a line of text appeared:

I hope that all the likes that dare not declare can blossom and bear fruit. We will be together without parallel worlds.

Although Lin Zhexia cried because of the plot, but after the whole movie, it was this sentence that touched her the most.

all.

Those who dare not declare love.

She stared at this sentence, it was time to end, but she forgot to get up.

He Yang couldn’t wait: “Brother Xia, what are you doing in a daze, let’s go.”

He Yang looked away, and found that he was the only one standing up: “And you, Yaoyao, why don’t you leave!”

Lin Zhexia followed He Yang’s words and went to look at the people next to her. It might be her illusion, Chi Yao seemed to be reading those words too.

The young man leaned back in the chair, his light-colored pupils were deeply dyed by the light from the screen, then he lowered his eyes to hide the dim eyes, and when he raised his eyes again, it seemed as if the expression just now did not exist, he stood up, put his hands in Pocket, still the same as before: “Let’s go.”

The three walked back to the hall.

Lin Zhexia: “Wait a minute, I want to take pictures too.”

After she finished speaking, the other two looked at her.

“I mean the three of us filmed together, to commemorate it.”

“After all, in one’s life,” she said slowly, “…it is very difficult to have such a wonderful encounter today. I can’t help but want to take pictures of the embarrassing things you did today.”

She said she wanted to take pictures, but the two of them didn’t say anything.

Most of the time, these two people are still following her.

“Hurry up,” He Yang took out the ticket stub, “I almost wanted to throw it away just after I left.”

Lin Zhexia looked up at Chi Yao.

Chi Yao didn’t say anything, but also took out the ticket stub.

Lin Zhexia turned on the camera and finished shooting quickly: “Okay.”

After returning home, she sat at the desk and looked back at the photos she had just taken in the cinema.

The reason she wanted to take a photo was actually because the chance of accidents like today may never happen again in the future.

But she definitely can’t take pictures like He Yang, so she can only take pictures of three people.

In fact, she can send this picture to Moments.

But after watching it for a while, she cautiously posted a circle of friends that only she could see.

In the photo, Chi Yao’s bony hands are very close to hers.

The ticket stubs of the two are next to each other.

Because He Yang stood far away and was anxious to leave this sad place, he kept a little distance from them.

Even if this circle of friends that only he can see is sent out, no one will see it, Lin Zhexia wrote and deleted it when editing the copy, and finally only left today’s date.

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He Yang didn’t go home, so he followed Chi Yao.

At the moment, he was spreading out on the sofa at Chi Yao’s house, brushed Moments for a while, and then began to edit the copy of his Moments.

“What do you think my copywriting is better for?”

He Yang touched his chin, “‘This 214 is not alone’, ‘with her’, or ‘It’s not a good movie’.”

“…”

Chi Yao leaned against the kitchen door, holding two bottles of water in his hand.

He endured and endured, so he didn’t throw the water directly on He Yang’s head: “Now, immediately, get out of my house.”

He Yang took the water: “Don’t do this, I don’t want to go back and listen to my mother.”

“I think it’s the last one,” He Yang continued to edit the copy, “it’s more atmospheric, and he hesitates to speak, very mysterious.”

After He Yang finished editing quickly, and checked the visible category [Classmates], he sent out this fake circle of friends, which is comparable to fraud.

After completing this important matter, he let out a long sigh of relief, fell on the sofa and said, “It’s really not easy today.”

He Yang questioned his soul: “How can a Valentine’s Day movie be so boring? I deliberately picked one to watch. When I was selecting the movie, there were several other ones. I didn’t even watch the trailer.”

He Yang added: “But speaking of it, I fell asleep while watching half of this movie, but I didn’t really understand the other half.”

Chi Yao: “Are you illiterate?”

He Yang: “…No, it’s the emotional drama that is really difficult to understand.”

He Yang got up again, planning to talk to him in detail: “Why don’t you just say you like the other party? Why don’t you say it? As long as one person pierces the paper on the window, isn’t it already done? We still have to wait ten years? Very soon.” Strange, anyway, I don’t understand.”

puberty.

It is inevitable that people will start to secretly explore the word “like”.

Although He Yang pretends to be aggressive all day long, it’s just vanity at work, and he just wants to show that he has grown up.

But he has never been in a serious relationship, he only knows how to play games all day long, and he doesn’t even have a girl he likes.

He Yang was really puzzled.

But he didn’t expect Chi Yao to respond to him – after all, people like Chi Yao should have lower tolerance for romance movies than him.

He probably didn’t think much of it.

I guess I took a casual look, and then I lowered my head to play with my phone.

Only a fool like Lin Zhexia would burst into tears for this kind of movie…

Thinking of this, He Yang heard the person leaning against the kitchen door say in a very low voice, almost talking to himself, “…because it’s too important.”

Because this person’s position in life is too special and too important.

More important than liking, and more important than love.

So be cautious.

So you can’t make a fuss, and you can’t let the wind out.

“What?” He Yang didn’t hear clearly.

When Chi Yao got home, he took off his coat. When he spoke, his Adam’s apple moved with difficulty. He lowered his hand, his fingers on the water bottle curled up, his knuckles were tense and turned white.

But when He Yang sat up from the sofa to look at him, he let go and moved his fingers, as if the emotions just now were all an illusion.

“I said,” Chi Yao unscrewed the water bottle and pointed to the door, “When are you leaving?”

Although He Yang didn’t hear clearly, he didn’t miss a single word: “No, you clearly said because of something, so what is behind the reason?”

Chi Yao drove people away directly: “I never said, you have a problem with your ears.”

He Yang staggered and was pushed towards the door: “I clearly, clearly heard…”

What answered him was Chi Yao’s merciless closing of the door.

“…”

He Yang stood at the door scratching his head, a little confused: “Did I really hear it wrong?”

“Forget it,” he stopped thinking about it, shook his head, and walked home, “…it’s just a boring movie anyway.”

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