In the midsummer of seventeen years old, cicadas were chirping noisily, Su Zhixia's confession hidden on the back of the scrap paper remained unspoken, and Lu Xingci held on to the two-person concert tickets all night but never gave them away. A sudden change and a deliberately created misunderstanding caused two teenagers who were going in both directions to go in opposite directions at the fork in the road during the graduation season, and they were never heard from again.
Eight years later, the 25-year-old Su Zhixia is already a well-known independent architect in the industry. She is sober, self-possessed, and independent. She is no longer the little girl who only hid in the corner of the corridor to secretly watch teenagers playing ball. Lu Xingci, a basketball boy who was dazzling and flamboyant back then, has become a top law firm partner known for his calmness and determination in the industry. His youthfulness has faded from his brows, and he is only calm and restrained. He is never around anyone of the opposite sex.
A project cooperation unexpectedly reunited the two people after eight years of separation. The moment their eyes met in the conference room, dusty memories came flooding back, and the restrained heartbeat could not hide the waves in his eyes. The misunderstanding back then was like a thick layer of ice, standing between the two people. The pull of adults was a temptation to point to the point, the alienation of duplicity, the care hidden in the details, and the uncontrollable surge of preference.
When the misunderstandings were solved, they were shocked to realize that the miss they had was never due to lack of love, but the two teenagers trying their best to protect each other in their own way. It turns out that for the past eight years, they have been waiting for a reunion after a long absence, guarding the unspoken heartbeat they had when they were seventeen years old. It turns out that some people are destined to miss it once before they understand that the other person is the only one they have to go to across the mountains and seas.