Su Wanxing has social anxiety and only dares to work the night shift at a convenience store in the early morning. She numbers each late-night guest, secretly draws cartoons on the back of sticky notes, and never speaks to them—until Mr. No. 12 Shows up.
He shows up on time at 2:15 every morning and buys two portions of oden, which only requires radish and konjac shreds. He would stumble over his words and bang his hands on the counter when he was nervous, but he would leave the second helping of oden for her.
What Su Wanxing doesn't know is that he is the late-night radio host "Zhiyuan" she must listen to every night - the man with a voice as gentle as hot cocoa. In reality, he has to practice "hello" a hundred times in the car.
When two people with pleasing personalities meet, both want to give but are afraid of becoming a burden. In a convenience store at two o'clock in the morning, they learned one thing - being pampered can also be at ease.
This is a healing sweet pet story about "how people who dare not be loved learn to love each other".
