(Slow-paced community, healing and redemption, life flow) Wu Chao is thirty years old and has never been in love.
It's not that I don't want to, it's that I don't dare. He was afraid that he would be like his father and hurt others; he was also afraid that she would be like her mother and be abandoned by fate.
Yang Yi is twenty-six years old and has never talked about it.
It's not that no one is chasing me, it's that I don't know how to start. She is good at warming the whole world, but she cannot warm herself.
His life creed is "risk avoidance": intimacy is a high-risk procedure, and the only way to avoid risk is to never run it.
Her life principle is "giving": her parents are doctors who are away from home all year round. She has known since she was a child that only by giving love can everyone be happy.
Until that frosty day.
She is the most positive "little sun" in the community, and he is the "distance otaku" who just resigned and returned home.
She held him in order to make up the number of people, and he left his name in order to escape quickly.
No one expected that this pull turned into a red rope between two people:
He learned to take the initiative to send WeChat messages, learned to secretly stir the dumplings in the pot for her on the day of Beginning of Winter, and learned to admit: "After the frost comes Yang Yi."
She learned to reject other people's unreasonable demands, learned to show weakness in front of him, and learned to accept the "preference that only belongs to you" calmly.
This is not a fairy tale of love at first sight, this is a real record of two people who don't know how to love, and they carve each other into their bones and blood little by little.
From "dare not love" to "can't live without", they used time to prove:
It turns out that love is not a curse of genes, nor a lottery of luck.
They are two ordinary people who clumsily write each other into their own life codes.
