Cheng Yi is accustomed to using data to solve all problems: the number of sets needs to be recorded in training, risks need to be assessed in work, and even emotions must be traceable. But she couldn't explain why she remembered the "grey hat" who left the gym on time at 8:30 every day.
The gym will be closed for renovations in six weeks, and she also received a promotion opportunity from another location. Cheng Yi decided to stop meaningless observation, but the taciturn man Zhou Ke walked up to her for the first time and asked an ordinary question: "How many groups are left?"
From a look in the mirror to a meal on a rainy night; from the temptation of adults to restrain themselves, to the city and future that must be explained clearly. Love is not about who gives up life for whom, but when two people are finally willing to stop guessing and seriously ask each other: Do you want to be together in the next group?
