When Su Risheng met Jiang Wanli for the first time, she was squatting under the parasol tree to feed stray cats, and handed hot milk tea to the stranger on the roadside who "looked a little lonely". He didn't know that that kind of kindness without purpose would be the most luxurious thing he would have in the long years to come.
Chasing her was the most clumsy thing he had ever done. Imprisoning her was the cruelest thing he had ever done. He crushed her freedom, forced her to the other side of the world, captured her back, and trapped her in a villa in the suburbs. She finally left - taking the postgraduate entrance examination alone, moving into the Tongzi Building alone, and putting the broken pieces of herself back together.
He spent a few years returning to Beijing and bought an apartment near her school, but he only dared to look at her from a distance across a street. Until Xiaonian fell ill, he used the cat as an excuse to send the first message. She replied. When they met in the park, she sat at the other end of the bench, a whole person's distance away from him. Xiaonian recognized her and threw herself into her arms. She buried her face in the cat's fur, her shoulders were shaking slightly, her eyes were red when she raised her head, but she pretended that nothing happened.
Later it was a park appointment every Friday. On New Year's Eve, he packed dishes from the Su family's New Year's Eve dinner table and drove across half of Beijing to deliver them to her door. The fireworks exploded at zero o'clock. She stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, drew a smiley face on the glass, and said - I forgive you.
This is a story of reconciliation. This is the story of how one person learns to love without chains, and how another person learns to trust again.
Concept: This is the story of how one person learns to love another person