Su Wanyi's life was like a well-arranged farce. She wanted to be successful, but she couldn't catch Lu Chengyu's eyes. In order to force her nominal cousin to look back, she vented all her anger on his biological brother Lu Ziqian. Seeing the boy's bloody lip bitten by her, she thought she could get Lu Chengyu to be moved in the slightest, but she only received his cold warning: "Don't pester Ziqian, he doesn't dare to touch you."
When the news of the family marriage came down, she was hysterical to Shen Zhiheng in the wheelchair: "Why does Lu Chengyu force me to marry a disabled person? And he also requires me to be a virgin?" But later, she would sit next to the wheelchair and patiently peel oranges for Shen Zhiheng.
Shen Zhiheng asked her: "Do you like me?" Su Wanyi looked out the window at the old locust tree that witnessed Lu Chengyu saving Shen Zhiheng, and said softly: "I like it." But she didn't say how much obsession with the old alley time was hidden in this love, and how much helpless compromise with Lu Chengyu's words "we are cousins" was hidden in this love. And the old ring with the word "night" engraved on it that Lu Chengyu hid in the cuff of his suit, and his red eyes alone late at night, eventually became a secret that no one knew.