The password at the bottom of the cup is the love between Lin Wan and Chen Mo, who encountered a crisis of trust in the ordinary fifth year. The ban on full-sugar milk tea, the new lock in the study, the mysterious phone call from the balcony late at night, and the vague amount of money on the receipt from the bakery are like fine stitches, weaving a web of doubts. Lin Wan's heart was repeatedly pulled by suspicion. From suspecting that Chen Mo was hiding work pressure to imagining that he was involved with a young woman, every detail became a sharp sword that stabbed his feelings. It wasn't until she got off work early and discovered Chen Mo's "secret" - the figure clumsily applying butter, and the crumpled paper filled with baking notes, that the iceberg of misunderstanding began to melt. However, the calm did not last long. Chen Mo was still hiding on the balcony and talking in a low voice, saying "I'm sorry" and "I can't help it", pushing Lin Wan into the abyss of uneasiness again. Misunderstandings accumulated like a snowball. She struggled with sensitivity and anxiety, but she still refused to break through the window paper. Until an accidental moment, she discovered the old thing forgotten in the corner - a milk tea cup with a series of vague inscriptions engraved on the bottom of the cup...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
