His name is Jiang Yi, the youngest president of the Jiang Group. Calm, restrained and impeccable, he is recognized as the perfect decision-maker in the business world.
Only when facing Zhou Chi, this iceberg will crack silently.
Zhou Chi is enthusiastic, magnanimous and undefended. For five years, he habitually broke into Jiang Yi's apartment, dialed his phone, and treated his alienation as a character rather than an escape. He didn't know that every time Jiang Yi "worked overtime" was an escape, every "next time" was restraint, and every time Jiang Yi watched him leave, it was like saying goodbye.
Jiang Yi thought he could hide it for the rest of his life. Hide the pair of racing cufflinks that have been put away in the drawer, hide the replays of the game that you watch repeatedly on your phone, and hide those few words about Zhou Chi in your notebook late at night that have never been sent.
Until one night, headache and alcohol broke down the defense he had maintained for five years.
Unexpectedly, for the first time, that person who never put his guard up hid an answer in his heart that he didn't dare to ask.
"If I like someone for a long time but can never tell them—"
Purpose: Face up to emotions and tolerate your imperfect self
