Our Generation Episode 19 Recap
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Yu Qiao didn’t understand why Jiang Qiaoxi was doing this. He knew that no matter how he tried to persuade him, it would be useless. As a friend, seeing Jiang Qiaoxi safe and sound gave him some peace of mind. Yu Qiao told Jiang Qiaoxi that once he went back, he would confess his feelings to Cherry. Yu Qiao returned to school and went to find Cherry. He was so tired that he fell asleep on a bench.
Yu Qiao asked Cherry to help him buy a bottle of water and insisted on giving her his wallet. When Cherry walked into the small store, she saw a photo of herself and Yu Qiao in his wallet. Just then, Yu Qiao’s voice was heard outside. He hadn’t confessed to Cherry. Instead, he told her about going to Hong Kong to find Jiang Qiaoxi, even giving her the route he had taken.
He told Cherry that he would soon be busy with his studies and wouldn’t be able to meet her for meals anymore, wishing her a smooth journey to Hong Kong. Cherry understood Yu Qiao’s feelings, but in her heart, she only saw him as a friend. She caught up with Yu Qiao, returned the wallet to him, and promised that she would buy him Ray-Ban sunglasses.
After Yu Qiao left, Jiang Qiaoxi went to the hospital to stay with his paralyzed cousin. Yu Qiao’s words lingered in his mind, causing his eyes to well up with tears. At that moment, his cousin’s wife entered with a thermal food container, softly urging him to eat while the food was still hot. Looking at his cousin’s wife’s unwavering dedication over the years, Jiang Qiaoxi felt deep admiration. Cherry hurriedly handled all the procedures and packed her bags.
Liang Hongfei, her senior, watched her and remarked that it wasn’t right for a girl to rush off to find a man. However, Cherry had her own reasons. Now that she knew Jiang Qiaoxi was in Hong Kong, if he changed addresses again, she feared it would be even harder to find him. With eager anticipation, Cherry left the school with her luggage. Her senior held her hand and repeatedly warned her to be careful.
She was concerned that Cherry, being a girl in an unfamiliar place like Hong Kong, might not be safe and kept urging her to call if anything happened. After much effort, Cherry finally found the apartment building where Jiang Qiaoxi was renting. Unfortunately, she didn’t speak Cantonese, and the doorman refused to let her in. Cherry tried everything she could, but it was all in vain.
She could only squat on the side, eyes fixed on the entrance, hoping that Jiang Qiaoxi would suddenly appear. It was late at night when the landlord, Brother Yin, came back, exhausted. He immediately spotted Cherry, sleeping on her suitcase, her face still showing signs of impatience. Brother Yin gently woke her up and, seeing her half-dazed and urgent expression, couldn’t help but ask if she was looking for someone.
Cherry, relieved like she had found a lifeline, quickly mentioned Jiang Qiaoxi’s name. Brother Yin smiled and nodded, taking her to Jiang Qiaoxi’s room, mentioning that he had seen her before. Cherry was full of surprise, but Brother Yin let her inside. As she pushed open the door, she was shocked to see the small, dimly lit room covered with photos of herself. The amber necklace was also hanging quietly beside the desk lamp. At that moment, Jiang Qiaoxi returned.
Brother Yin jokingly greeted him, saying “Your white moonlight is here.” Jiang Qiaoxi opened the door, saw Cherry, and immediately retreated, complaining to Brother Yin about acting without consulting him. Once back in the room, Cherry looked at the weary boy in front of her, her heart aching. She anxiously asked if he was Jiang Qiaoxi.
Jiang Qiaoxi coldly replied that he would squeeze in with Brother Yin for the night and would take her around Hong Kong tomorrow before sending her off. Cherry firmly refused, and Jiang Qiaoxi stubbornly said that he had a new life now. Cherry pointed at the photos, asking him why he always trapped himself in the past like this.
