Five years ago, on the rooftop of the small town, Ling held a bowl of hot wontons, pointed at the starry sky awkwardly and said, "The stars are far away, but I can be very close to you." Orm held her hand in return, and that was the first time she felt that life was not so bad.
Then Orm pushed her away with his own hands - using the harshest words to drive away the only light.
When we met again five years later, Ling was already a calm and composed design director, neither humble nor overbearing when faced with customers' difficulties; Orm became the youngest vice president of the group, but when he saw Ling, he clenched the document tightly and his knuckles turned white.
But Ling just nodded politely: "Mr. Orm, long time no see." His eyes were as calm as looking at a stranger.
This is a story about brokenness and healing. Orm is a rich man from a group with a strong appearance, but he hides a fragility in his heart that he dares not show to others, pretending to be longing with indifference; Ling is a gentle and tough small town girl who will do her best to protect someone once she identifies with them. When Orm pushed Ling away to protect her, little did he know that the farewell caused the two of them to sink into the deep sea - one learned not to expect anything anymore, and the other became a breathing cage.
Now Ling's avoidance is like a blunt knife slicing flesh, and Orm's regrets are hard to come by. Until Ling fainted and was hospitalized, Orm rushed to the hospital through three red lights, holding her hand and breaking down in front of outsiders for the first time: "I was wrong... Would you please wake up..."
It turns out that the most painful thing is not losing you. I realized that the person I pushed away with my own hands was the person I should cherish the most in my life.
The sweetness and cruelty are half and half, and the broken mirror is reunited. Watch the cold-faced vice president put aside his pride and clumsily pursue his wife, and watch the gentle designer heal old wounds and fall in love again. There is light in the deep sea, and they will eventually find each other——
"A lifetime, one less day, one less hour, is not a lifetime."
Concept: Concept: Love is not about each other being perfect, but about seeing the other person in their most broken state and still being willing to be the one who mends it.