Ten years ago, Wen Chunfang was the most inconspicuous fat girl in high school. Wearing steel teeth and black-rimmed glasses, she stuffed love letters full of secret love into the schoolbag of school darling Gu Shen. The love letter was read out in public, and she ran away amidst the ridicule. Gu Shen just turned around and left - she thought it was a silent rejection.
Ten years later, 28-year-old Wen Chunfang became the youngest public relations director in the industry. Stepping on Manolo Blahnik's footsteps, she single-handedly solved more than a dozen celebrity house collapses and brand crises. Until a new client walked into the conference room - Gu Shen, the former school sweetheart, now a technology upstart.
He stretched out his hand as if he didn't know her at all: "Director Wen, I have long admired you."
She cooperated with the acting, but found that Gu Shen remembered the ideal she wrote in the high school essay competition, remembered that she loved drinking meaty grapes, and even ate a bowl of noodles from a roadside stall with her late at night when she was banned by the entire industry.
"That love letter," he finally said, "I kept it for ten years."
When she finally dared to ask, "Why didn't you help me back then?" The answer Gu Shen gave completely overturned her memory. It turns out that she hated him wrongly and missed him all those years.
This is a journey from inferiority to self-consistency, a long echo from secret love to two-way love.
