Chen Zhi is a fat man.
A magazine photographer who has had a crush on the editor-in-chief for three years. She blushed when he called her name and was happy to have two more bowls of rice.
The editor-in-chief said he didn't like fat people. She heard it.
That day she passed by a milk tea shop after get off work, and the boss handed her a cup of amber hot tea.
After one sip, she changed.
Lost weight. Looks good. Someone looked back while walking on the road.
Validity period: three hours.
She used these three hours to "encounter" him by chance - reading the same book in the bookstore and sitting at the next table in the coffee shop. His eyes lit up when he looked at her.
He invited her to dinner, movies, and exhibitions.
On every date, she ran away before the countdown ended.
She was about to leave halfway through the movie, but as soon as the food was served she said something was urgent. He frowned but didn't ask.
He likes "her" more and more.
But she didn't dare to tell him that the girl she pretended to meet by chance in the bookstore was the fat photographer in the magazine who didn't even dare to look at him.
She lives in two bodies every day. One is loved by him, and the other is waiting to die.
Until one day, she decided to confess. Standing in front of him with that fat face, tearing apart all the "accidental encounters" he had loved.
She was prepared for the worst outcome.
But he opened the door, holding a glass of soy milk in his hand, and said:
"Drink it while it's hot."
