In the summer when he turned thirty, Wen Haoran was eating steamed buns under the awning of the Marina Pier. His job as a sailing instructor was barely enough to pay off the mortgage and his daughter's child support. He didn't expect to see Lin Shu again in this life - the girl who agreed to chase the wind together when she was eighteen years old. Now she was wearing a quick-drying suit worth 3,000 yuan, standing in front of him as a contestant.
Fifteen years ago, he was the captain of the school sailing team, and she was a freshman who just joined the club. A family accident caused him to leave without saying goodbye. He hid the photo of her crying on the podium for fifteen years. Now we meet again. She is the vice president of an investment bank and comes to participate in the amateur sailing regatta; he is a dock coach and is assigned to provide her with technical guidance.
When the storm was coming, everyone ran to the shore. Only she asked: "Do you dare to go to sea again?" A thirty-year-old person should have learned to accept his fate long ago. But Wen Haoran looked into her eyes and suddenly remembered what he said when he was eighteen years old - "I will wait for you forever."
The wind has changed. This time, they chose to start again.
