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I Waited Four Years Just to Say I Like You
I Waited Four Years Just to Say I Like You Plot:
Lin Xiaoman was Jiang Ye's 'invisible admirer' for four years: she sent him warm milk during his exam prep, hid an unsent love letter in his错题 notebook before he went abroad, and even secretly watered his succulents. The day Jiang Ye returned, she was packing to move to another city, only to run into him downstairs holding that crumpled love letter. It turned out he'd found the letter long ago—every 'daily update' email he sent from abroad was his way of waiting for her courage. This time, Jiang Ye grabbed her wrist and said: 'I searched every notebook for clues about that letter. Every night overseas, I wondered: if I had spoken first, would you have never had to wait so long?'
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