Childhood sweetheart doctor × dessert shop owner, the core is "daily sweet indulgence" - from handing milk in high school to the unbeatable "exclusive dessert" every day as an adult, even repairing light bulbs for her has to bring her favorite chamomile.
In the morning light of Wutong Lane, there are always two unchanging tacit understandings: as soon as the aroma of croissants comes out of Su Wan's dessert shop, Lin Chenxi's hot milk will appear on the bar counter on time; in the drawer of his night shift clinic, her low-sugar taro rolls always lie, and the box covered with star stickers says "refreshing prescription".
They were deskmates who had been sitting next to each other since high school. They were teenagers who shared an umbrella on a rainy day and got half of each other's shoulders wet. They were the people who made a promise to write down "she wants to open a shop (later changed to a dessert shop)" and "he wants to be a doctor" on a note. There are no earth-shattering twists and turns, only the sweetness hidden in the details: the chamomile she brought along when repairing the light bulb, the note from the boy who was digging out old things, the medicine kit that arrived in 10 minutes when she cut her finger in the middle of the night, and the hand warmer he secretly stuffed into her hand every evening when they sat in front of the store together to watch the sunset.
Lin Chenxi said: "I have known since my second year in high school that there will always be a sweet named 'Su Wan' on my prescription list; in my life plan, I will be tied to her day and night."
Su Wan smiled and handed him the freshly baked biscuits: "What a coincidence, the most critical ingredient in my dessert recipe has always been you."
This is a story that begins when you are a young boy and ends in the twilight years - it turns out that the best sweet pet is never a grand confession, but hides "I care about you" in every ordinary day-to-day life.
