Wat Xiaoyu, 24 years old, is a freelance illustrator who was born as a solo artist. His life rule is "Don't take risks, don't take the initiative, and don't get close to danger."
Until a junior student named Lin Chenxing moved into her studio. She is 183cm tall, but she is as well-behaved as a puppy. She will call her sister with a blushing face, and will take the initiative to prepare a table of meals for her to come home.
Somehow, the rebellious chord in Xiaoyu's heart was plucked. She began to tease him "unintentionally": praising his beautiful collarbone when sketching, holding an umbrella together on rainy days, and tapping his nose with a finger dipped in flour while cooking. She enjoyed the thrill of "teasing a well-behaved man" and thought she was seducing this innocent little puppy step by step.
But things gradually got out of control. When she was concentrating on painting, he would cover her eyes from behind and say in a low voice, "Sister, do the boys in your paintings look like me?" He would hold her waist tightly in the crowd, his eyes innocent but his actions powerful.
Until one day, she accidentally opened an encrypted folder named "Little Fish" on his computer - which contained all her photos and social updates from the age of 6 to 24, and even a photo of a yellowed tissue paper that she had long forgotten. On the tissue paper was a simple little fish drawn, with the words on the back: "When I grow up, I will marry this sister."
The memory was finally awakened - the crying little boy who handed her a tissue at the door of the Children's Palace when she was 12 years old was none other than Lin Chenxing in front of her.
He stood up and approached step by step, his eyes burning: "Sister, you finally remembered."
"You said you wanted to be a painter when you grow up, but you didn't."
