After seven years of marriage, Wen Wanning poured seven cold dishes and one soup into the trash can on the anniversary day.
At the same time, her husband Shen Yanting was accompanying his Bai Yueguang in the hospital.
She signed the divorce agreement, took off the Cartier bracelet that his assistant bought for her, and took only two pieces of luggage with her. The password for the front door of his home was her birthday, and he had failed to enter it twenty-seven times after seven years of marriage.
Shen Yanting thought she was just having a bad temper, until she came home and saw the half-empty wardrobe, then she rushed into the rain like crazy.
At Dali Airport, her plane had just taken off.
He waited all night. I found twelve inns. Finally, she settled on the second floor of a small courtyard by Erhai Lake, only one floor away from her.
She made dreamcatchers for the innkeeper's wife, and he learned to make coffee. She painted the screen wall of the old courtyard, and he held the ladder. She poured out the disappointment she had accumulated over the past seven years bit by bit, and he wrote it down in the memo one by one - she wears size S, is allergic to mangoes, and when she smiles, the right corner of her mouth is a little higher than the left.
He couldn't even remember her birthday before. Now he even remembers that her shampoo smells like gardenia.
Wen Wanning said: "Shen Yanting, you don't have to do this. Those things are what I am willing to do, but now I am not willing to do it. It doesn't matter what you do."
He put the cat hair balls, eucalyptus bark, and pomegranate seeds she dropped into his pockets: "I picked up the things you dropped. I didn't keep them for you, I kept them for myself. I kept them until the day you come back."
She fled from Shencheng to Dali, and he chased her from Shencheng to Dali. She painted pine cranes on the wall for others, and he taught her how to say love sentence by sentence for herself.
It turns out that affection is not about catching up and saying "I was wrong", but that after catching up, he never left her waiting alone again.
