When he was sixteen years old, Lin Zhixia moved into the Gu family because his father was sent abroad. When he first met Gu Chenzhou, he only left a cold sentence: "Don't disturb my study."
Everyone says that Gu Chenzhou, the only son of the Gu family, is a snow-capped man - with top grades, a superior family background but an alienated personality. Only Zhixia knew that he would repair her torn collection of poems, hand her a mint candy in the infirmary on rainy nights, and turn on the light in the study every night to wait for her to go home.
From high school to college, for six years, he was always a step away from her: carrying her injured at sports events, watching the stars with her on her birthday night, but always refraining from saying "I treat you as my sister" in throbbing moments.
It was not until the graduation season under the cherry blossom tree that Gu Chenzhou finally took out the love letters he had accumulated for six years: "Lin Zhixia, from the day you moved into my house, you have been all in my future plans."
This is a long secret love that spans youth, a quiet heartbeat under the roof, and a two-way redemption of two lonely souls over the years - it turns out that the deepest love is the willingness to wait for a long time for a flower to bloom naturally.
