Su Qingyuan and Fu Sibo's years were paved with slapstick and "duplicity."
When he was a child, he would get into a ball when grabbing toys. She called him a "stingy" and he thought she was a "troublesome one." But when he saw her being bullied by the senior class, he would silently stand in front of her with his fists clenched. When he lost his important admission ticket for a competition, she could search the whole alley, and when she found it, she said, "It's just because I don't want you to cry and annoy me."
As they grew older, the bickering continued, but the tacit understanding became even stronger. She complained that he was always in the lab and didn't answer the phone, but when he stayed up late, he quietly put hot milk at the door; he complained that her design draft was "illogical", but when she got stuck, he used the rigor of a science student to help her sort out her ideas.
It wasn't until one day when she fell ill with a fever that she saw him standing by the bed, clumsily calculating the dosage of antipyretic medicine with a formula; until he was depressed after losing the competition, she didn't make any noise for the first time, but just sat quietly with him all night - that was when she realized that the dislike she had spoken over the years had long been an excuse to hide her concern; those days of seemingly tit-for-tat had already made the other person the person she was most afraid to lose in her life.
It turns out that from the childhood fights to the love that can't be hidden, it just took root quietly under the protection of "duplicity" again and again.
