Jiang Xuan is the crisis manager of urban renewal projects. He is good at establishing order out of chaos and is also good at preparing exit plans for life.
She and public interest lawyer Zhou Jibai have been married for two years and separated for three months. They agreed to decide on Friday whether to end the marriage. At the residents' communication meeting on Monday, she discovered that the attorney representing the opposing side was her husband. To make matters worse, the list of issues he submitted came from an internal system she was responsible for.
A leaked residential data puts two people on opposite ends of the professional spectrum. Jiang Xuan wants to find out who tampered with the risk records, and Zhou Jibai wants to prevent residents' privacy from becoming the price of project advancement. They confront each other publicly, pursue each other privately, and see each other again in every choice.
This time, no agreement can decide whether to stay or leave for them.
Purpose: Intimacy and public choice both require accountability to real people
