Xiang Qing, a hot spring healing space designer, is known in the industry as "the person who turns water into poetry." Seven years ago, she fell in love with a man named Gu Yanzhi, so much that she was willing to give up all offers for him. But he suddenly went abroad on the eve of graduation without even saying goodbye. She waited all summer, just waiting for the words "Don't wait for me."
Seven years later, she won the design rights for the Lanshan Hot Spring Resort. It was the most important project of her career. When the brand director of Party A was delivering a speech, she looked up - it was him.
Gu Yanzhi, the person who left without saying goodbye, is now the client she must please. He wants business efficiency, she wants space. He wants the shortest possible movement line, and she wants emotional transition. Every plan report is a game, and every dispute is wrapped in undigested old feelings.
But why did he silently appear and hand over a cup of hot ginger tea while surveying the hot springs late at night? Why did he finally compromise and say "ok" when she insisted on keeping the abandoned soup pool? Why was he more anxious than she was when she found out there was something wrong with the project accounts?
What's even stranger is that hidden in the glass pendant he gave her seven years ago was a ticket stub and a note - "Wait until I come back to marry you."
What did he hide from her? Who is behind this project?
When design becomes healing, when reunion becomes salvation, she discovers that some people can never let go if the water is just right.
