Lin Shen guarded a deserted bar in an old seaside alley. For three years, he lived a quiet and depressing life, waiting for someone who would never come back. On a rainy night, Su Wan, soaked and desperate, ran into his shop. She was homeless, covered in scars, and her eyes were empty.
Two people who have been crushed by life live together in silence under the same roof. There is no passionate pursuit, no sweet words, only cautious approach, restrained tenderness, and late-night companionship. Lin Shen wanted to protect her, and Su Wan wanted to catch a little light.
But the shadows of the past are chasing after them, and the burden of reality is overwhelming. Their respective obsessions and inferiority make them repeatedly pulled between falling in love and withdrawing. They tried their best to get closer and then pushed away, obviously trying to save each other, but ultimately lost to fate and regret.
The tide ebbs and flows, but the city remains the same. Only they remain in the wind, silent and unable to calm down.
