Wen Li always thought that Zhou Xubai was someone who was easy to let go of.
When she left the old town the year she graduated from college, he didn't keep her.
Seven years later, in order to keep the small courtyard left by her grandmother, she agreed to marry him.
The agreement was clearly written: no interference with each other, no mention of the past, and separation after the small courtyard is repaired.
But after she got married, she discovered that Zhou Xubai remembered that she didn't eat coriander, that she would forget to drink water when drawing pictures, and that she also remembered the sketch of the courtyard that she had drawn casually.
He took care of his grandmother's small courtyard for many years, but never took credit for it.
Until Wen Li dug out an unsent letter.
It begins: I know I shouldn't decide for you.
Later, the agreement expired and Zhou Xubai put the divorce agreement in front of her.
He said, "If you want to leave, I'll sign it."
Wen Li looked at the lights on in the yard and pushed the paper back.
"You're not waiting for me this time."
"I'm the one staying."
Intent: True love is not about making decisions for the other person, but about learning to communicate honestly and choose the future together.