《A Little Thing Called First Love》E25
Development advertising Miaomiao was rejected
On this starry night, He Xin carefully prepared a special birthday apology party for Lin Kaifeng.The lights were soft, the music was melodious, and everything seemed so perfect.However, this night that was supposed to be full of warmth became ups and downs due to a series of misunderstandings and confessions.
When Lin Kaifeng stepped into this picturesque venue, he mistakenly thought that all this was a surprise prepared for him by his friend Miaomiao.A rare bright smile appeared on his face, and his eyes shone with anticipation and joy.However, when he discovered that all of this was actually He Xin's masterpiece, although he felt a little disappointed, he still chose to accept it calmly and thanked He Xin for his hard work.
At the birthday party, the atmosphere gradually became warm.Under the influence of alcohol, Lin Kaifeng's inner emotions surged like a tide.Taking advantage of a few bottles of beer, he finally confessed his feelings to Xia Miaomiao, whom he had always had a crush on.However, Xia Miaomiao's reaction was beyond everyone's expectation-she rejected Lin Kaifeng mercilessly.At this moment, the air seemed to freeze, leaving Lin Kaifeng standing awkwardly, his heart full of loss and confusion.
At this time, He Xin could no longer control her emotions and ran out crying.Her departure made the originally warm atmosphere suddenly become heavy.Lin Kaifeng's confession not only frustrated himself, but also caused subtle changes in the already relaxed brotherly relationship.The friendship between Miaomiao and He Xin was also damaged by this sudden confession.
In the following days, He Xin began to alienate everyone and stopped communicating with Xia Miaomiao.Her heart was full of loss and pain, and she had a deep estrangement between Lin Kaifeng and Xia Miaomiao.On the other hand, Liang Younian confessed his feelings to Lin Kaifu - he also liked Xia Miaomiao and would not give up his pursuit because of Lin Kaifu's failure.
