When she was fifteen years old, Shen Wan was picked up by Qi Mu on the roadside. He gave her a home, grew up with her, and planted the deepest dependence in the world in her heart.
When he was twenty, Qi Mu told her that he was getting married.
He entrusted her to his good brother Lin Jiang, saying that this was to protect her. He didn't know that for Shen Wan, this meant being abandoned once again. She didn't cry or question, she just left quietly in the early morning, canceled all contact information, and changed her name.
Her name is Shen Nian. The thought that never forgets is also the thought that goes thousands of miles away.
In Weishan, she almost died on a rainy night. Being picked up from the roadside by a single grandma was like picking up a stray cat that had been caught in the rain. Here she learned to walk again, learned to laugh again, opened a flower shop, buried everything about Qi Mu deep in her heart, and pretended that it had never happened.
It was not until six years later that Qi Mu opened the door of the flower shop.
He thought that finding her was the end, but he didn't know that everything had just begun - she was no longer the dependent little girl. She looked at him with calm and distant eyes, and said, "Sir, you have the wrong person. My name is Shen Nian."
During the years when he lost her, she survived alone. Now he wants to get her back, but finds that she doesn't need anyone anymore.
This is a story about abandonment and retrieval, fall and reconstruction. From Beijing to Weishan, from the age of fifteen to twenty-six, the two people each experienced the deepest pain and transformation in the torrent of time, and finally met again at the corner of fate. Not all scars can be healed by love, but some are worth waiting across thousands of mountains and rivers.
