Chen Nian thought that breaking away from the two-year love affair with Zou Qi, which was full of misunderstandings, was to break away from another shackles besides his original family. It wasn't until the winter day of her sophomore year that she bumped into the boy wearing white lambswool with a gentle voice in the student union office, and formally met him during the transition meeting - Yang Yanzhou, a member of the college-level organization department who was from a poor family but had hidden evil and forbearance, became a beam of light that illuminated her gloomy days.
The seven-month ambiguity is the hot milk in the office late at night, the tilted umbrella on a rainy night, the gentle companionship when you have a cold, and the resonance of understanding the pain of the original family. She dares to love and hate, and knits a scarf to ask about the boundaries of the relationship; he protects her tenderly, but due to family pressure and class gap, she can only cruelly say "end it all."
During a foreign exchange, he unexpectedly lost his memory, and a sunny new love broke into his side; she stayed where she was, hiding her regrets in the note in "Organizational Behavior" that said "Your light should not be extinguished by reality."
Many years later, at a project matching meeting in Nanchang, Chen Nianyi, now the head of the department, reunited with Yang Yanzhou, an entrepreneur. He has a family by his side, and his eyes are distant and calm; she is alone, and her thoughts have never faded in her heart.
The sense of fate when they first met on a winter night, the helplessness at the end of midsummer, and the miss across the mountains and seas, eventually became the most tender regret in their lives. Some lights are just enough to illuminate youth; some people keep thinking about them, but they can only be content with each other.
