In the closed Linjiang High School, transfer student Jiang Chi plunged into Lin Ju's peaceful life like a cold stone. After a class transfer, they became tablemates. Out of her "pleasing" instinct, Lin Ju tried hard to use her "sunshine" to melt the iceberg, but she repeatedly ran into obstacles. Two equally lonely hearts approached cautiously in silence.
They would share a pair of headphones and listen to a song in the lunch break classroom; when she secretly shed tears because she couldn't solve a math problem, he would push the scratch paper filled with detailed steps in front of her with an expressionless face.
But Lin Ju, who has a low self-esteem, can't believe this feeling. She defines all his tenderness as "sympathy." And the proud Jiang Chi didn't know how to express love with words. It was like there was a layer of frosted glass between the two of them. You could see the blurry light and shadow, but you couldn't touch the real temperature.
On the eve of the college entrance examination, pressure from family and studies and a huge misunderstanding broke out at the same time, causing the already weak trust between the two to collapse instantly. A fierce quarrel and a few cruel words that didn't mean it became the last dialogue in their youth. In the end, Lin Ju failed in the college entrance examination, but Jiang Chi left without saying goodbye and went to study abroad.
A few years later, Lin Ju became an intern book editor. The author of the first book she planned was none other than Jiang Chi, who was already a well-known illustrator. In the conference room of the publishing house, the two met again.
He takes her to see his solo exhibition. At the end of the exhibition hall, there is an entire wall with only one painting - the silhouette of a girl, sitting quietly at a desk filled with sunlight. The name of the painting is "Orange".
