Lin Wan opened a 24-hour convenience store to guard against the late-night fireworks of the city and his own closed world.
She has seen delivery people at three in the morning, office workers who come home late with hangovers, and countless people struggling in life, but she never thought that someone would pull her out of her shell.
Shen Yan is an architect who is out of reach in the eyes of others. Behind the glamor is the anxiety and internal friction that no one knows about. One late night when he was working overtime until he collapsed, he broke into this convenience store with warm lights on and became a regular customer here.
He would hand her a glass of hot milk when she was sorting the shelves, help her close the stall on a rainy night, and stand in front of her when she was being made difficult by difficult customers.
She would leave a warm oden when he stayed up late drawing, would stay with him quietly when he had an emotional breakdown, and would be happier than anyone else when he rediscovered his love.
Two people who stumbled through life healed and redeemed each other in a convenience store late at night.
The evening breeze will blow away all the fatigue, and I will always be here, waiting for you to go home.
Intention: In the ordinary fireworks, heal each other and grow together