share time: 2026-01-07 12:35:43
Lin Xiaoman, a girl drowning in grief over her boyfriend's sudden death, stumbles into the alleyway's "Guixu Supermarket" and trembles: "Do you have medicine to forget him?" The boss taps the counter: "Thirty years of your lifespan." She nods through tears, but just as she reaches for the bottle, the boss chuckles: "But he traded a hundred years last week—to make sure you never forget him. Before he left, he clutched his phone with an unsent text: 'Xiaoman, don't be sad when I'm gone. I'll watch over you from heaven.'" Xiaoman freezes. The bottle glows, revealing her boyfriend's face and memories: the hot milk tea on rainy days, the midnight ginger tea, the hidden engagement ring. Turns out, this supermarket never sells "forgetfulness"—it preserves the unspoken tenderness of those who couldn't say "I love you" one last time.
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