Two people who grew up in broken families became each other's only salvation.
Mu Ye has lived with his father's domestic violence since he was a child, and his mother was tied up in marriage. The most classic saying of Chinese families always lingers in his ears, that's your father, what can you do, how can you hate him. When he was seven years old, he met Nan Xing. From then on, this little girl became his only spiritual sustenance in his life.
Nan Xing lived with his grandparents since he was four years old, and returned to his parents only after the old man passed away. The focus of the family is entirely on the younger brother. Another classic saying in Chinese families has repeatedly hit her. As a sister, you should let your younger brother go. During the long years of being ignored and sacrificed, Mu Ye was the only one who favored her without any bottom line. This unique preference illuminated her gloomy childhood.
When they were teenagers, the two relied closely on each other and thought they could continue like this forever. However, fate is not up to anyone. An accident in high school separated them and severed all contact.
When they met again, both of them had changed.
Mu Ye has lost the straightforward and passionate temperament of his youth, hiding all his love, leaving only tolerance and restraint; Nan Xing is no longer the child who followed him with peace of mind before, he knows how to weigh and give in, and has more adult concerns in his heart.
Adult emotions are filled with too many involuntary emotions. Separation, concealment, and pulling come one after another. The two people who once healed each other are trapped by layers of reality.
Later, when the years passed, Mu Ye often recalled that Nan Xing was no longer just a lover to him, but life itself that was engraved in his bones and blood and indivisible.
