In everyone's youth, there is a shared playlist and someone who can understand all your notes.
The friendship between Su Xiao and Xia Ran is hidden in the playlist filled with hundreds of songs. From being inseparable during college, to drifting to Beijing and Chengdu after graduation, distance and busyness have diluted the connection, and the playlist has also become dusty.
In the steel jungle of Beijing, Su Xiao was overwhelmed by work and bruised by her colleagues. In a moment of collapse late at night, she clicked on the long-lost playlist, only to find a song updated three days ago - "Dear, That's Not Love."
The note was Xia Ran's handwriting: "Su Xiao, I guess you've been unhappy recently... Don't be depressed, there are always cracks in life, that's where the light comes in. If you feel uncomfortable, just call me, I'll be here at any time."
The moment the call was connected, the adult's pretense of strength collapsed. It turns out that the person you thought was separated has actually been using her own way to silently protect you and see through all your attempts to be brave.
This is a story about escape and return, about being healed and about finding yourself. When life is a mess, luckily, I still have you.
