In the summer when she was eighteen years old, Su Wan followed her mother into the Lu family's house and became a shy and reserved guest under the roof.
During the days when she was living under someone else's roof, she restrained all her emotions, stayed quiet and reserved, and just wanted to spend her senior year in high school in peace and stability.
Lu Shiyan was six years older than her. He had a gentle and calm temperament, acted appropriately and appropriately, and always treated others with just the right amount of propriety. At first, the two of them were just relatives living in the same house, and their relationship was bland and polite, but they were polite and distant.
The years spent together day and night slowly spread, and small pieces of warmth quietly filled the daily life: the hot porridge to warm the stomach in the early morning, the umbrella prepared in advance on rainy days, the waiting figure in the dusk, the warm and delicious sweet drink, and the notes carefully writing her name one stroke at a time.
He never deliberately shows off, but hides his meticulous and proper care in the trivial matters of three meals, four seasons, and traveling between morning and evening.
For a long time, Su Wan always felt that she was out of tune with this house and was homeless. But the gentleness day after day slowly melted away the long-term loneliness and uneasiness in her heart.
Others only envy their family's harmony and warmth, but only Su Wan understands that she longs for this peace of mind and warmth that belongs to her alone and that no one else can experience.
In the past, she was a passer-by under the wandering roof, but every year, someone gave her long-term stability and cured her of all the helplessness and loneliness.