What's the difference between love in junior high school, love in high school, love in college, and love after work?
I remember clearly: in that noisy classroom, the sun through the window gently touched her hair. She turned her head and our eyes met. At that moment, it was as if something had struck me in my heart, and admiration had sprung up. In this way, the first love began. During my three years of confused high school, my heart was restless whenever I saw her; I can barely speak in her presence. The crazy passion of the past was not sexual, but it was urgent and hard to get rid of, and it made me squirm and tongue-tied. Today, it all seems like a difficult dream. I know I was in love, but I can't erase my stubborn memory. It was indeed an unnerving, indescribable ordeal. The path from the school gate to the class is shaded by trees. In my comings and goings through the green corridors, I would catch a glimpse of her. Day after day, I became entranced and lost. Vujacic, on the other hand, always seemed calm and collected. At home, I would relive every encounter with her in my mind, and the thought of my lack of sociability would gnawed at me. Being in a relationship implies maturity, and we still lack that maturity. From the college entrance examination pressure and self-reproach, forced me to endure love fire. At my high school graduation party, I managed to hug her. We hugged each other so tightly that she giggled so authenically that I wished I had been imagining things. Anyway, I'm sure I've always been unrequited. After graduating from high school, she went to an institution of higher learning for further study, while I chose to go back. For a long time, we wrote letters and told each other our hearts. Her letter was an extraordinary piece of good news during those tedious and long days. Once, she sent me a picture of herself in suspenders in the summer, which sent me into ecstasies. I wrote back to her immediately and made no bones about wanting to fall in love. But then her letters became scarce, and there were fewer touching words.
