Ten years ago, Wen Shangyue slipped a note into Cui Jinglu's book:
"When the moon hides the stars, I'll be hidden in your heart."
Ten years later, she knocked over his suitcase at the airport.
Among the pages scattered across the floor, the note fell out.
He was the only son of the Cui family, cool and reserved, like the unreachable moon in the sky.
She was the heiress of the Wen family, passionate and impulsive, the only disruption in his otherwise uneventful life.
They had grown up together for sixteen years, yet he had never once told her he liked her.
But he had kept that note for a full ten years.
After they meet again, Wen Shangyue swears she'll pry open his frozen lips.
Cui Jinglu thinks: It's enough that she's back.
There's no rush. This time, he has a lifetime to tell her, little by little:
The moon doesn't hide the stars.
The moon has always watched over them.
Theme: Love doesn't have to be spoken aloud to be real. Some people show their love by quietly keeping safe every little thing you've forgotten, and they keep it safe for ten years.
