In the summer when she was seven years old, Su Nian met a boy covered in wounds.
She handed him an orange candy and said, "It won't hurt if you eat it."
He believed it. He ate. Sure enough, it doesn't hurt anymore.
Later she wrote him a sentence - "I will be here from now on."
Lu Ci remembered these four words for his whole life.
He is a weed crushed by domestic violence, and she is a lone star bent by expectations.
They have been at the same table for twelve years. One protects with stubbornness, and the other heals with gentleness.
At the age of eighteen, he was imprisoned for hurting someone for her, and she was pushed away by his lies.
When we met again six years later, she was already a rising star in the painting world, and he was a self-made entrepreneur.
She thought that her childhood memories had been sealed long ago, but in his chest pocket, she found an orange candy wrapper that had been sealed for twenty years.
"Su Nian, I have been saving this candy for twenty years - now, are you willing to give me another one?"
From the age of seven to old age, from school uniforms to wedding dresses, this is a redemption that spans time.
She taught him that some people deserve to be treated gently.
He taught her that true bravery is to dare to hand over your weakness to another person.
It turns out that the deepest salvation is not to pull you out of the abyss, but to grow wings together in the abyss.
