The marriage between Yao Gang and Xue Peng was the "optimal solution" that the elders of both parties hit it off - he was a disciplined architectural designer, and she was a free and undisciplined illustrator. The two people, whose life paths were completely different from each other, got the certificate in a daze, and became a "shared couple" under the same roof.
At first the distance was polite: he timed it to avoid her late nights working on manuscripts, and she ironed his shirts meticulously but never said a word. Until one typhoon night, Xue Peng's drawings were jammed and he was sitting on the balcony in a daze. When Yao Gang brought hot ginger tea, the evening breeze blew away the fog on his glasses - at that moment, she suddenly saw the tenderness hidden in his cold outline.
Later, they got closer unconsciously: he would silently replenish her painting materials when she ran out, and she would leave a light in the hallway when he came home late from working overtime. When the boundaries of "friends" are blurred by the evening breeze, he and she understand: It turns out that the best fate is from "living together" to "wanting to live with you forever".
