Fu Shiyan has been a captain for ten years and has flown to more than a hundred cities around the world, but he never thought that he would meet his first high school love without saying goodbye on his flight.
On the transoceanic flight from Los Angeles to Linjiang that day, he made a routine cabin inspection. As they passed through the first class cabin, a familiar voice was comforting the passengers - "Sir, don't worry, I'll help you see if there are any other seats." Fu Shiyan paused. It's her. Ten years later, she was wearing the navy blue stewardess uniform. She was thinner and calmer than when she was in high school, but he could recognize the curvature of her profile with his eyes closed.
Su Ho also saw him. Their eyes met, and she just nodded lightly: "Captain Fu." Like any stranger colleague.
Fu Shiyan thought this was just an accidental joke of fate, but he didn't know that Su Ho's return contained unspeakable difficulties - during the breakup ten years ago, she carried the entire family's secrets for him. Now she was standing in front of him, with a group of people watching her closely behind her.
A huge air crash in which four engines failed, an anonymous report letter, and a USB flash drive that had been dusted for ten years tied two people who had long been strangers to the same stratosphere again.
Someone asked her: Do you still love him?
Su Ho didn't answer.
But she remembered what Fu Shiyan said in high school: No matter how high the plane flies, it will always land. If you're there when you land, it's the best flight.
This is a story about protection and truth. I hope that after reading this, you will also want to say something to someone: Don't leave after you land.
