Between the neon lights and silence of the modern city, Xu Tinglan, a classical dancer with a dull mood but stunning dancing skills, and Xie Fengqing, the youngest partner of the law firm and the guardian of the sea of silence, were forced to bind through a marriage contract. She thought this was a cold exchange of interests, until she accidentally flipped through the scrapbook he had collected since he was seventeen, and she was shocked to realize that in those years she had ignored him, he had already engraved her name into his heartbeat. From the marriage agreement to the fall of the heart, from the spotlight on the stage to the smoke of the court, they used daily trivial matters to mend the old scars, and quietly brewed the most tender love amidst the aroma of coffee in the morning and the sound of the piano during late-night dance practice. When her first love returned, public opinion turmoil, and career decisions came one after another, she finally understood: It turned out that some people were waiting for the wind, just to wait for her; some people were hiding love because they were already addicted.
