Xie Zhiwei is the person at her law firm best at shutting her emotions out. That is, until someone corners her in court with a recording, leaving her no way out. She ducks into the rain and pushes open the door of a dessert shop called Zhezhi.
The owner, Wen Zhezhi, offers her a piece of caramel pudding and says, “It’s not sweet. Don’t worry, you can eat it.”
But in that moment, Xie Zhiwei hears the warmth of orange: Wen Zhezhi says it isn’t sweet, but deep down, she’s afraid Xie Zhiwei will find it bitter.
After that, Xie Zhiwei discovers she can sense everyone’s emotions. Everyone’s, except Wen Zhezhi’s warmth never overwhelms her.
And Wen Zhezhi has a secret she hasn’t told her.
“Did you come here because of the pudding?”
“No.”
“Then why?”
“Because of you.”
