Su Xiaoman was unable to have children, and under pressure from her boyfriend’s mother, she was forced to break up with her first love. Years later, they unexpectedly meet again, under the awkward circumstances of her accompanying her childhood friend to a men’s clinic. The pressures of reality and her own emotions push Su Xiaoman into going on a blind date. When she learns the man has a child, she readily accepts him, only to be brought to her senses by her childhood friend.
Her former boyfriend hears from her mother that she is going on a blind date and can no longer hold back. He comes to find her, only to be coldly rejected. Later, with her childhood friend by her side day after day, the heroine is moved. She gradually lets go of her former boyfriend and learns to face herself.
Her childhood friend helps her fulfill the wish she made when she was seventeen. She had mentioned it in passing, but he remembered it for ten years. Every time he favors her, he makes no effort to hide it, and there is always a trail of clues. He gives her all the love he has to give.
How lucky he is: at twenty-seven, he marries the girl he had wanted to marry since he was seventeen. Who says a childhood sweetheart can’t beat someone who appears later? Staying by someone’s side is the most enduring declaration of love.
