Zeng Yi has always lived a sober and self-aware life.
Some people are greedy for her sister-like warmth and resources, curling up next to her like a cub seeking shelter, but they put her aside in the face of interests.
When she was in love, someone whispered "Don't leave me" against her shoulder and neck, but his eyes seemed to be looking for another vague shadow through her.
Some people regard her as a decent partner, a close ally, and just the right comforter, who never crosses the line between each other - until his daughter puts her arms around her neck and asks: "Aunt Yiyi, will you always come?"
Someone is approaching with an evaluative look, rationally calculating the match in the marriage market.
Zeng Yi calmly maintains these parallel relationships like running independent projects.
She gives what the other person wants and takes what she needs - connections, warmth, a ladder, or just a warm body to dispel loneliness in the middle of the night.
She thought this was the unspoken rule of the adult world, but it was just a replacement with clear boundaries and everyone getting what they needed.
Intention: self-reconstruction, sobriety and sinking, collusion of interests
