The curtain rises on a light urban romance. A love song cut short eight years ago finally awaits the music of reunion.
He is a vice president at a wealthy corporation, aloof on the outside but warm within, hiding eight years of devoted obsession. Using a business project as an excuse, he draws closer step by step. She is an independent professional, gentle on the outside but strong within, carrying the knot in her heart from the helpless choice she made to let go back then. She deliberately keeps her distance and guards herself at every turn.
Their clashes at work, his secret protection of her in private, the gentle bond with the second male lead, and the heartwarming support of the side characters are like scattered notes in a light opera, weaving sweetness and heartache into a winding tug-of-war. There is no tumultuous, torturous love affair, only delicate healing and two people choosing each other. When the evening breeze brings them together again, an old love rekindles. This long-delayed romance will at last sing through all the years to come.
Theme: Eight years of mutual longing are not an obsession that wears the heart down, but a period of reflection after recognizing one's feelings. A reunion after a long separation is not about repeating past mistakes. It is about learning to be understanding and give way after shedding youthful naivete, and learning to express love. It teaches us that regrets can be made right, and that true love is worth patiently waiting for and choosing again.
