When he was 16 years old, he left. At the age of 26, he came back. Han Ruan never thought he would see Luo Jingchu again - on the subway, in an old house, or under a locust tree. He squatted down and patted the soil on the ground, saying that he could also see ants now. A garden intern with a pollen allergy, an architectural designer who never explains, the words that he has not spoken for ten years have turned into a "drop-in" car at seven o'clock every morning, longer and longer words written on the lid of the lunch box, and sixteen flowers hooked with wool. But Han Ruan is still afraid - afraid that he won't come tomorrow, afraid that the happiness will be too short-lived, afraid that the words "I won't leave again" are as light as ten years ago. It wasn't until one day when she went out and locked the door. After getting in the car, he said, "You locked the door today," that she realized that some sense of security grew slowly. An ordinary day, traffic jam, radio, he cooks and she sleeps on the sofa. When I called his name before falling asleep, he said "Yeah". Nothing major happened, but she knew she wouldn't have to look back.
Concept: Summarize the concept in one sentence: You can be afraid, but you don't have to hide all the time. There's always someone to catch you 'on the way'.