When Xiao Tian was twenty-four years old, she was most afraid of two things: counting the wrong money and meeting an acquaintance.
As a dispatch teller at the lowest level of the bank, she sits behind bulletproof glass every day, smiling mechanically and repeating "Please enter your password" and "Please sign." Until that evening, a black Bentley parked outside the outlet, with the window half-lowered, revealing the face she thought she would never see again in her life - Yibo, her first love who suddenly disappeared in high school.
He became a partner in a venture capital firm, and she was a teller who did business through the glass.
Xiao Tian thought this was just a cruel pass of fate. Unexpectedly, the next day, Yibo sat opposite her as a VIP customer, handling an extremely complex cross-border business. His fingers are long and slender, and his signing gesture is exactly the same as ten years ago. And she was shaking even when she handed out the receipt.
The farthest distance in the world is when I stand in front of you and you don't know that I love you. Instead, I sit in the glass window and you sit outside the glass window. What is separated in between is the entire youth and a life that can no longer be reached.
But Xiao Tian doesn't believe in fate. She started at the counter, step by step, took the qualification certificate test, worked against others, worked hard for performance, fought against villains, and endured pressure... In ten years, she turned herself into the face of the branch.
And Yi Bo, the boy who once left without saying goodbye, spent ten years learning to wait.
Hedong in thirty years, Hexi in thirty years. Later, when she became the bank president, he dared to stand in front of her again and said: "It wasn't me who left back then, it was my family that went bankrupt, and I have no shame to see you."
This is a story about growth, dignity and reunion. Glass windows may break, but true love can be seen through everything.