Su Wan's marriage to Gu Yanze was purely an "agreement marriage" brought together by both parents. On the day of receiving the certificate, the man was dressed in a cold suit, his eyebrows were covered with frost, and he only said "separate rooms after marriage, and do not interfere with each other", which engraved the alienation into daily life.
She is the curator of an art museum, and he is the president of the Gu Group. They should be two parallel lines, but they are tied together by the old friendship between their elders. Her best friend Lin Wei repeatedly reminded her, "Gu Yanze is a famous iceberg, don't fall into it." Su Wan also agreed that this marriage was just for coping, until the rainstorm - she was trapped after working overtime, and he came in the rain, with the black umbrella leaning towards her the whole time, and half of his shoulders were soaked; when she encountered trouble with the exhibition, he calmly solved it, and even asked his assistant to bring warm milk; even her casual mention of matcha preferences was secretly remembered by him.
Gu Yanze's "iceberg" began to melt, and he couldn't hide his clingy nature: he took her to and from get off work on time every day, he carried her bags the entire time when she went shopping with her best friend, he protected her behind her to stop the drinks at parties, and he even confessed in front of her with red eyes: "I have been secretly in love with you for 8 years. I was afraid that I was not good enough for you, so I pretended to be cold."
It turns out that the exhibition tickets collected over the years in his study, the secret love records carefully kept in his diary, and his sister Gu Sitian's revelation that "my brother asked my mother to take the initiative to match him" were all his thoughts that he had hidden for many years. When the "agreement" was invalidated and President Bingshan turned into a clingy man, Su Wan finally understood: the best love is when he conceals his heartbeat with indifference, but after marriage, he gives her all his tenderness.
