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1.
She saw him off abroad, saying, “I’ll wait for you until I’m 25.” He felt a pang of heartache; her love had an expiration date. Five years later, he received a letter: “Today I’m 25!” He clutched the letter tightly, deciding to bury this relationship. A year later, he returned home with a beautiful girlfriend, intending to flaunt his love, but instead found only a cold tombstone. She said, “I’ll always be 25, so… I can wait for you forever.”
2.
Seven years ago, he abandoned his fiancée to go abroad. Now, successful in his career, he felt guilty and, hearing she was struggling, wanted to make amends. He went to her fish stall; she was scaling fish, and a little boy squatted beside her, looking somewhat like him. He felt a jolt. She suddenly stopped, pointing at the man at the next stall and scolding him: “Why haven’t you cooked for the child yet!” He breathed a sigh of relief and turned to leave. She offered a cigarette to the man at the next stall: “Sorry about earlier.”
3.
On graduation day, the class monitor suggested that everyone sit in a circle, write a secret on a slip of paper, and pass it to the person on their left. This way, everyone would share a secret while also keeping someone else’s secret. I deliberately sat to his left. I’d had a crush on him for four years but never dared to confess; knowing even one of his secrets would be enough, I consoled myself. The slip of paper passed to me contained only three words: I love you.
4.
This was my third blind date this year. As soon as we sat down, my mother started listing all the good qualities of the girl opposite me, the main point being that I had to marry her. After my mother finished, the girl’s mother started praising me to her daughter. Half an hour later, the two mothers exchanged a glance and left the table, leaving us alone. We looked at each other silently for a minute. “Long time no see,” she said first.
5.
I work in a high-rise building, and he works in the window across the street from me. Every day I secretly watch him, trying to guess his joys and sorrows, and I write about it on Weibo. He probably doesn’t know, because I’m always very careful. One day he suddenly disappeared. My heart sank. I posted a new Weibo: “He’s gone. I miss him. He doesn’t know.” Immediately, a new comment popped up: “Silly girl, I moved to the floor above.”
6.
Years after their breakup, the two unexpectedly bumped into each other in the same city. Man: “How are you?” Woman: “Fine.” Man: “How is he?” Woman: “Fine.” Woman asks: “How are you?” Man answers: “Fine.” Woman: “How is she?” Man: “She just told me she’s doing well.”
7.
She was young then, delicate and dreamy, surrounded by the sights of buses, cherry blossom paths, garden corners, and libraries—even her breath carried his shadow. He was young then, sharp-witted, humorous, and calculating—he could find her anywhere: cherry blossom path, school gate, garden, staircase, or corner. Countless times they brushed past each other, their hearts pounding, yet they hardly ever exchanged a word. At the graduation party, he sent his last text: “Wait for me to come back.” Three years passed without contact, then he returned home and got married. First love.
8.
On graduation day, my girlfriend of three years told me, “She loves the nomadic life, and while she’s still young, she wants to go abroad and start a business.” I was speechless… Seven years have passed in the blink of an eye. One rainy afternoon, she suddenly appeared in front of me, dressed elegantly, and said, “I’m tired of the nomadic life and want a safe haven.” But before she could finish speaking, a child suddenly hugged me from behind: “Dad, Mom is calling you home for dinner…”
9.
She was a freshman, he was a senior. A department event brought them together. Eight months of getting to know each other involved nine hundred text messages and three brief meetings. Graduation approached, and at the farewell party, she wept. He refused her farewell and never spoke to her again. Now a senior, she still keeps his last text message: “Perhaps love came, but I only regret not holding your hand…”
10.
For three consecutive Valentine’s Days, he received a text message from the same unknown number, containing only five words: “Happy Valentine’s Day.” He never replied. On the fourth Valentine’s Day, the message didn’t appear. He hesitated for a long time before finally sending a “Happy Valentine’s Day” message to that number. A reply came quickly: “Thank you, who is this?” Love doesn’t wait for anyone; before you know it, time has taken it away.
11.
In her second year of high school, she asked him, “Teacher, can I love you?” He smiled, “Silly child, you’re still young.” After graduating from university, she grew up and got married. He sent a wedding gift, but didn’t attend. Twenty years later, she learned he had passed away from illness. She and her lover attended his funeral, only to discover he had never married. Thirty years later, while moving, she accidentally found her high school notebook. On the last page, there was a striking line: “But I’m willing to wait for you to grow up…”
12.
Whenever he had free time, he would fold paper hearts and give them to her whenever he saw her. How long had this habit lasted? He himself couldn’t quite remember. Suddenly, one day, she said on the phone, “A waste paper collector came today, I asked the price, and then I sold all the paper hearts you gave me…” She paused, “It came to exactly nine yuan. Get dressed up later, let’s go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to get our marriage certificate.”
13.
She hailed a taxi, and upon getting in, she discovered the driver was him! Ten years ago, they were inseparable lovers, but she broke up with him under pressure from her parents, and they hadn’t seen each other since, even though they lived in the same city. “How are you?” “I’m fine, how about you?” “I’m fine too.” She noticed he was still wearing the watch she had given him; as she got out of the taxi, he heard the clear, melodious sound of the little bell on her backpack—a gift from him…
14.
I lost my sight in a car accident, so I never knew what my girlfriend looked like. That year, she got stomach cancer, and before she died, she donated her corneas to me. The first thing I did after regaining my sight was to look for her picture, but all I found was a letter she left me with a blank photo on it. The photo had a sentence written on it: “Don’t think about what I look like anymore. The next person you fall in love with will look like me.”
15.
On the evening my grandmother passed away, my grandfather was by her side in the hospital room as she journeyed through the final stage of her life. Before she died, she said to him, “School’s out.” My grandfather, who had been pretending to be calm, burst into tears like a child upon hearing this. After the funeral, I asked him about the meaning of those three words. He told me that it was a phrase my grandmother often said when they were in elementary school: “School’s out, let’s go home together.”
16.
On Valentine’s Day, my grandfather, who suffers from Alzheimer’s, went missing. That evening, the hospital called to say that an elderly man with this phone number sewn onto his clothes was standing in a ward and wouldn’t leave. When my mother went to pick him up, she cried as soon as she entered the ward; it was in this very ward that my grandmother had passed away. When I saw the rose in my grandfather’s hand, which he seemed to have picked up from somewhere, I suddenly remembered a few years ago on Valentine’s Day, when I asked him why he didn’t give my grandmother roses, and he said that the silly old woman didn’t deserve them.
17.
A Hong Kong boy and a Beijing girl met at Eason Chan’s concert and quickly fell in love. A week later, they said goodbye at the airport; the boy was joining Doctors Without Borders to work with a primitive tribe in Africa. Before leaving, he gave the girl a music box with the song “Next Year Today” playing. “I’ll be back then,” the boy said. A year later, the boy returned home, but the girl had married. “I’m sorry,” the girl said to the boy who came to find her, “I thought you wanted me to wait ten years.”
18.
He bumped into her in her city, seeing her still beautiful and her lovely daughter. They chatted on the street, he lying that he was married and had a son a little older than her daughter. They didn’t talk about the past, only exchanging pleasantries. She checked her watch and said she had to go home; her family was missing her. They waved goodbye, their familiar yet unfamiliar backs offering each other blessings. On the way home, her daughter said she didn’t want to go back to her father’s; she wanted to stay with her. She hugged her daughter tightly, tears streaming down her face.
19.
When he proposed to her, he only said three words: “Trust me.” When she gave birth to their first daughter, he said to her: “You’ve worked so hard.” On the day their daughter married and moved away, he put his arm around her shoulder and said: “I’m still here.” On the day he received her critical illness notice, he repeatedly told her: “I’m here.” At the moment she was about to leave this world, he kissed her forehead and whispered: “Wait for me.” In his entire life, he never said “I love you” to her, but his love never left.
20.
A little boy said to a little girl, “I’m your BF.” The girl asked, “What’s BF?” The boy said it means Best Friend. Later, they married, had children, and reached their twilight years. The old man said to his wife, “I’m your BF.” The old woman asked, “What’s BF?” The old man smiled and replied, “Be Forever!”
twenty one.
“I received an interesting email, and I need to do something with a friend. Hey deskmate, can you help me out?” “Sure.” “So… what’s my favorite color?” “Black.” “What’s my best subject?” “Math.” “Our pet?” “A dog named Benben.” “My clothing style?” “Eclectic.” “The game I play?” “Tianxia II.” “One thing I absolutely don’t know?” “I love you.”
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