Under the shade of the sycamore trees in the old urban district, Su Nian, an independent bookstore clerk, met Lu Chengyu, an architect who often came to check out old building materials.
She was used to preparing the books he needed in advance every Wednesday afternoon, secretly jotting down his coffee taste, and hiding unspoken thoughts in hand-drawn bookmarks and manuscripts. He gradually noticed this gentle and reserved girl through her accurate book recommendations and the towels handed to her on rainy days. The old street stories she compiled became the most touching humanistic footnotes in his renovation project.
When the appearance of a co-worker caused Su Nian to deliberately distance himself, when the sharing in the book club accidentally broke the delicate understanding between the two, those concerns hidden between the pages and in the peripheral vision finally surfaced slowly on the day the project was completed, with the exchange of a commemorative picture album and a collection of handwritten stories. This is a secret love about restraint and tenderness. It is an urban warm-tone story about two souls getting closer to each other in time, and finally turning "happen" into "lucky".
