Zhong Lingling gingerly unfolded the wings of a Thousand Paper Cranes, only to find that there were five words written on the wings of the paper crane: "You don't like me!"
The handwriting was unmistakably Zhong Lingling's own, clear at a glance!
How strange, wasn't folding Thousand Paper Cranes about making a wish, hoping a certain boy would fall in love with oneself? What did it mean for the wings to bear the words "You don't like me"?
Driven by curiosity, Zhong Lingling unfolded another paper crane, and it bore the same five words: "You don't like me!"
When she unfolded the third Thousand Paper Cranes, the words written inside the wings were finally different. This one said four words: "You like me!"
So, after unfolding more than a dozen paper cranes, each one either read, "You like me!" or "You don't like me!"
