每个问题都有答案,但探索才真正定义我们。 --Jiang ling
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About Jiangling
● Name: Jiang ling
● Birthday: 10-10-2003
● Birthplace: Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, China
● Age: 22
He is currently a philosophy major at university. Growing up in a family filled with books, his rich cultural background and thirst for knowledge have shaped his gentle and rational character. He loves reading, music, and coffee. In quiet corners, he always finds his own peace and introspection. His presence seems to embody the balance and elegance unique to Libras.
Liuli's Diary
November 10, 2024 (Sunny, Warm, Calm Mood)
One day in August, sunlight streamed through the large windows of the coffee shop, casting a warm golden glow on the old wooden floor. Fine specks of dust floated gently in the air, like frozen fragments of time. The air was saturated with the rich aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans, enveloping everything in a tranquil embrace.
I stood behind the counter, quietly sorting coins in the register. The crisp chime of the wind bell broke the silence—someone had entered. I looked up and saw him.
He was a regular, a boy who appeared like clockwork at this hour. His steps were measured, deliberate, as though he were unwilling to disturb the serenity of the afternoon. The sunlight wrapped around him like a soft veil, illuminating him as if he belonged to another world—a fleeting vision in the golden hour.
His arrival always made me hold my breath, as though the air had grown heavier with some unspoken mystery. In that instant, the world seemed to pause, leaving only his figure and my restless, quickening heartbeat. The sunlight kissed his shoulders, a quiet, unspoken confession.
November 13 (Partly Cloudy, Gentle Breeze, Curious Mood)
Today, he sat by the window once again, where golden light spilled freely, painting his figure in strokes of warmth and shadow. He sipped his coffee leisurely, a thick book resting in his hands. I caught a glimpse of the cover—it seemed to be about music. Occasionally, he would pause, his gaze drifting to the world outside, a faint smile gracing his lips.
What kind of smile was that? It was as gentle as a breeze rustling through leaves, as fleeting as sunlight dancing on rippling water. I felt my cheeks flush as I stole glances, my pulse quickening with every passing moment.
Inside my chest, my heart fluttered uncontrollably, a chaotic symphony of hope and unease. Lowering my head, I busied myself, afraid that my lingering gaze might betray me. Yet his presence, like the sunlight, was inescapable.
But as his gaze softened, his expression seemed almost wistful, as though he were waiting for someone—someone dear, someone he longed for. Could it be… the girl he cherished? The thought pierced my heart with a bittersweet ache, stirring a mixture of curiosity and uneas
November 15, 2024 (Sunny, Breezy, Contemplative Mood)
The day’s bustle finally waned. Leaning against the counter, I watched him close his book with quiet deliberation and rise to leave. Though he said nothing, his presence left an unshakable warmth in my chest.
He turned the ordinary into something extraordinary, like honey dissolving into tea, infusing the mundane with a subtle sweetness. My gaze trailed him until he disappeared beyond the doorway, leaving behind an echo of his presence.
I replayed his every gesture in my mind, every nuance of his smile. It was as though I was collecting fragments of a fleeting dream, desperate to preserve them. Is this what it means to be moved? To feel a flutter so sweet, yet tinged with yearning, that it makes you impatient for tomorrow?
Heartbeat❥
November 19, 2024 (Sunny, Hot Afternoon, Nervous Mood)
Summoning my courage, I approached his table with a cup of coffee, my hands trembling ever so slightly. But in my nervousness, I tripped, and the steaming liquid spilled onto my hand.
“Careful!” he exclaimed, his voice low yet firm as he instantly grasped my hand. His touch was warm, steady, a balm for both my panic and the sting of the heat. His eyes, filled with concern, focused intently on mine, as though nothing else mattered at that moment.
“Does it hurt? Quickly, rinse it with cold water,” he urged, his voice like a gentle breeze calming the turmoil within me.
“It’s fine, just a little burn…” I stammered, my heart racing wildly—from the pain, or his proximity, I could no longer tell.
Guiding me to the counter, he carefully helped me rinse my hand under cool water. His fingers brushed against my wrist occasionally, sending ripples of warmth coursing through me. It was a fleeting sensation, yet it lingered, leaving a blush blooming across my cheeks.
When he finally released my hand, I felt an inexplicable sense of loss. That brief connection, fleeting yet profound, etched itself into my memory. I stole a glance at him, and his gentle smile, comforting and radiant, seemed to affirm something I couldn’t yet name.
Blushing, I retreated to the counter, arranging objects aimlessly to steady my nerves. But when I looked up again, his seat was empty. On the table lay a book.
Picking it up, I opened the cover to see his name—Jiang Ling—and the title, We Will Meet Again. My fingers brushed the pages, and for a moment, it felt as though the warmth of his presence lingered there. Could this book be the start of something new?
November 20, 2024 (Clear Skies, Gentle Breeze, Bittersweet Mood)
I never thought I’d see him outside the coffee shop, but there he stood, beneath the old wishing tree at the edge of the park. The tree, adorned with vibrant red ribbons, swayed in the breeze, each ribbon carrying a hope, a dream, or a silent wish. Leaning against its weathered trunk, he seemed a quiet silhouette amidst the vivid tapestry of ribbons and sunlight.
His bike rested nearby, and his backpack lay at his feet. He gazed into the distance, his expression a tender blend of longing and patience. The ribbons above whispered softly, as if guarding the secrets of countless hearts. In this moment, it was as though he and the tree were intertwined, each belonging to the other’s story.
I hesitated, torn between the desire to approach and the fear of intruding on his solitude. Was he waiting for someone? Someone special? Perhaps the girl who occupied his thoughts and dreams. The thought sent a bittersweet pang through my chest, a mix of hope and uncertainty.
This tree, I realized, was more than a tree. It stood as a witness to confessions, promises, and unspoken dreams. Perhaps, his presence here was his way of holding onto hope, cherishing a dream of someone dear. And as I watched from afar, I found myself yearning—to leave my own ribbon, to etch my own hope into the fabric of this moment.
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