The thing Ji Ran regrets most in his life is not keeping Anya around ten years ago.
At that time, he had nothing and could only watch her disappear into the sea of people. Ten years later, he was deceived by his partner and was left penniless. He was sitting in a dilapidated rental house, staring at the old photos on the wall in a daze.
He thought that this would probably be it for the rest of his life.
Until he bought the remote store, and on the opening day, a person who shouldn't be there appeared in the crowd.
She is still so beautiful, wearing plain yoga clothes, standing in the chaotic crowd, like a lotus in the wrong season.
Anya didn't expect to see him again.
The young man who once sweated profusely on the court is now covered with frost between his brows and eyes. He looked at her with no surprise in his eyes, only distant politeness.
"Hello, welcome."
A polite word nailed their relationship to "customer" and "boss".
But life has to tie them together.
When Anya proposed renting the studio during off-peak hours, Ji Ran offered a sky-high price in an attempt to get her out of the way, but she agreed.
From then on, a down-and-out fitness instructor and a returning yoga instructor began a careful exploration in the sunshine every morning.
Until someone asked him: Is it worth it?
He looked at Anya and said the strongest words in his life——
"No one can let her suffer in my place."