Her name is Su Wan, also called An An.
Six years ago, she left without saying goodbye, leaving a name, a relationship, and that summer behind.
She thought she had already gone very far alone, until she bumped into an interview room during the job hunting season. Sitting across from her was Ruan Xing, whom she hadn't seen in six years - the girl who once took the initiative to approach her and loved her passionately. Now she had stern eyes and the same red string tied around her wrist.
Fate seems to be particularly playful: the interviewer and the candidate should be two distinct lines, but they gradually become entangled because of an ice cream that has not been discontinued for many years and a mug that is used as a bowl. She thought the reunion was just an embarrassing accident, but she didn't expect that Ruan Xing had been searching for her in the dark for a long time, following clues.
But the cowardice and inferiority complex in youth will not disappear automatically as they grow up; the secret behind that farewell without saying goodbye will eventually be uncovered late one night, forcing the two of them to face it - it turns out that running away at that time was never about not loving, but rather not daring to love.
This time, they are no longer the girls who would let go easily. But how can the two people who are getting close again pick up the pieces scattered on the ground, bypass the shells that each other has learned to pretend to be strong, and hold each other's hand again seriously and bravely?
This is a story about escape and reconciliation, scars and rebirth. It is also a love letter written to each other six years late and yet to be sent.
Purpose: Real growth is not about learning not to get hurt anymore, but about learning to still have the courage to reach out again when facing old wounds.