After signing an agreement, a girl with an eating disorder uses home cooking to keep a sleepless big shot in line
Qiao Mai can make a whole table of food so delicious it brings people to tears, yet she can’t swallow more than three bites herself.
Wen Ye’s voice lulls the insomniacs of the entire city to sleep, yet he hasn’t had a full night’s rest in three years.
The two “patients” meet on a rooftop at two in the morning and argue for three days over an old wicker chair behind the water tank.
On the fourth day, they sign an agreement: “You don’t nag me to eat, and I won’t nag you to sleep.”
On the fifth day, she pushes a meal for two toward him. “I’m feeding the cat anyway. Are you pickier than a cat?”
Later...
Her food diary goes from “three bites” to “half a bowl,” and his bedtime moves from four in the morning to midnight.
The whole city is asking: Why has the host of Midnight Radio fallen in love, and why does the show smell like home cooking?
