Under the warm yellow light of the bar, Bai Juecui was wiping his wine glass. He was used to seeing the joys and sorrows of the customers, but he didn't expect that he would fall into the web woven by Yin Jiucan.
He is a business tycoon who owns a jewelry empire. He is paranoid and strong. He has turned the protection he had hidden in his heart since high school into airtight control - he will track Bai Jue Cui's whereabouts, will get red-eyed because of a joke in the bar, and even promises to lock people with him.
"You are not my jewelry, and you don't need to be collected by me." When Lin Fei's questioning broke through Yin Jiucan's paranoia, and when the door of the psychological clinic was pushed open, the man who was used to controlling everything began to learn to loosen his tight hands.
From the tense disputes in the bar, to the careful testing at the restaurant dinner; from the clumsy practice of the "three-minute rule", to the silent handing of warm water in the bar late at night. Yin Jiucan's shackles were slowly loosening, and Bai Juecui's heart was melting little by little.
It turns out that the most touching thing is never possession, but the aloof CEO who is willing to shed all his sharpness for his lover and learn to find the gentlest distance between "locking and releasing".
"The three strongest heartbeats in my first half of my life occurred respectively when I was called on by the teacher in class, when I missed my footing when walking down the stairs, and when you smiled at me."
"Thank you for being willing to make my heart beat wildly for you."
