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Senior Year
Senior Year Plot:
On the first day of senior year, transfer student Lin Xiaoman knocked over top student Chen Mo’s mistake notebook—and walked into his youth. In the last 100 days, she snuck him to the playground for sunsets; he stayed with her in the hallway to finish problem sets—until Xiaoman vanished without a word, leaving only an unfinished note. At the 10-year class reunion, Chen Mo shows up with that old notebook, learning Xiaoman dropped out to care for her terminally ill mom. Those unsaid "I like you"s finally find their answer in front of the countdown clock on the classroom’s back wall.
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