Two years of contractual engagement, spending every day and night together enjoying the warmth of the world.
A paper agreement lasting two years.
Chen Yi is tired of endless blind dates, and Xu Zhixia is tired of endless pressure to get married.
After being matched up by two mothers, two ordinary adults received their marriage certificates rationally.
In a house with two bedrooms and one living room, they live in separate rooms, have independent finances, and do not interfere with each other's private lives. Acting as a loving newlywed couple to the outside world, they close the door and only act as decent roommates.
He is the regional director of a supermarket chain and is always busiest during holidays. He suffers from chronic gastritis all year round and is used to swallowing all the stress alone.
She guards a community bookstore and lives a quiet and peaceful life. She does not long for vigorous love, but only seeks a stability that does not have to be forced to please.
Originally, they agreed to break up peacefully when the time limit expired, and they would not get involved with each other.
But the days passed by day by day. It's a lamp left in the entrance hall late at night, it's a meal that's ready to nourish the stomach, it's a detour to pick up and drop off on a stormy night.
Fireworks of firewood quietly crossed the partition of the room and fell into the gap between the two people's lives.
The heartbeat comes slowly, there is no grand confession, only the cautious temptation and perplexity of adults.
From a marriage contract where everyone gets what they want, to a willingness to spend time together day and night.
The two people who were originally just looking for stability gradually moved towards warmth as they got along day after day.
It turns out that the best relationship may not start with love at first sight. Some people meet just in the secular world, and love comes belatedly.
