Grandpa smiled and said: "Not everyone's neighbor has a girl like that,"

He handed the newspaper to Bryce: "Look at this, look at it without prejudice!"

"Why do I need to know more about Julie..." Bryce took the newspaper and threw it away casually without reading much at all.

The scene switches to the next day, Julie does not appear at the school bus station, and the sycamore tree has been cut down.

Seeing this, many viewers actually have their own preferences. Even if the male protagonist is very handsome, many people still feel that he is not worthy of the heroine.

Julie didn't show up at the school bus stop for several days, but she arrived in the school classroom very early every day.

But she looked clearly unhappy.

Although Bryce felt that this was what he wanted, didn't he? She no longer bothered him, but when he saw that Julie, who had always been so cheerful and cheerful, suddenly became so silent, he still felt a little sad for her.

"I wanted to say sorry to her, but then I thought, no, that's the last thing I need to do! Julie thought I would miss her..."

Lens flip.

Here we are at Julie's perspective again.

Julie's father is a painter.

"I love to watch my dad paint, or I love to listen to him talking while painting, so I understand my dad better. He told me many things. How he found his first job, and how he hoped to finish college and then have a job.

One day, he startled me!"

"What's going on between you and Bryce?" Julie's father suddenly asked.

"What do you mean? No!" Julie looked a little confused.

"That's good, I made a mistake!" Julie's father shrugged.

"Why do you think that?"

"No reason! It's just that you keep talking about him!"

"Yeah?"

"I have no idea!"

"I think it's probably because of his eyes, maybe it's his smile..." Julie said.

"What about others?" Julie's father asked.

"What?" Julie was a little confused.

"You need to see the whole picture!" Julie's father said.

"What do you mean?" Julie asked confused.

"A painting is just the sum of its parts. The cow itself is just a cow, the meadow itself is just grass and flowers, and the sun shining through the forest is just a ray of light, but if you put them together, miracles happen!"

Julie's father said while drawing.

The audience in the theater had a very strange feeling at this moment, or some of them thought of someone, or envied Julie and Bryce in the film.

Because when they were growing up, Bryce had his grandfather, and Julie had her father!

"I didn't quite understand what he was talking about, until one afternoon! I was on a plane tree, and I wanted to save a kite. It fell very high. I had never climbed that high before. I climbed higher and higher.

The scenery became more and more amazing to me. I found that the breeze was so fragrant, like sunshine mixed with the fragrance of wild grass. I couldn't help but take a deep breath, filling my lungs with the sweetest breath I have ever experienced!" Julie crawled.

When she reached the height of the sycamore tree, she felt as if she had discovered a new world.

She was excited to share her discovery with Bryce.

"Bryce, you should come up and take a look, it's so beautiful here!"

But Bryce made an excuse and said: "No, I have a sprain..."

This also explains why Julie likes to climb plane trees and climb to high places.

She could sit there for hours, looking out at the world and admiring the scenery of different times.

"Sometimes the sunset is purple-pink, and sometimes it is orange-red, burning the clouds on the horizon. One day while watching the sunset, I seemed to understand what my father said."

She would climb up to watch the sunrise, but that day, the construction team came and they wanted to cut down the sycamore tree.

She was so helpless that she asked Bryce to help her defend the tree, but Bryce backed down.

People from the town came and even called her father.

She prayed like her father, she said, "You can see the whole world from here!"

But the father said: "No matter how beautiful the scenery is, it is not worth risking my daughter's life..."

She is helpless and sad!

But she still listened to her father and climbed down from the tree.

The tree was cut down.

This scene made everyone feel inexplicably sad.

Sometimes, the child doesn't understand that much, she just thinks it is so beautiful there, and she doesn't understand why adults want to destroy those beautiful things.

She was sad for a long time. She chose to ride a bike to school because that way she would not have to pass by the sycamore trees. She did not want to see the bare sycamore trees that had been cut down.

But she still can't let go!

Dad came in and he brought a painting!

She covered it up and said: "It's just a tree!"

But her father understood her: "No, that's more than just a tree!"

Dad drew a picture of the sycamore tree and gave it to Julie.

"I never want you to forget what it felt like to climb that tree!"
Chapter completed!