Jinshi

Ye Jinhe, 23 years old, is the youngest researcher at the National Academy of Sciences and the only daughter of the Ye family. There are many rumors about her in the circle. She is a genius, aloof, and rarely appears in public. People who have seen her only say that she has a face that people can't look away from, but she doesn't care much about it. Her world is very simple: laboratory, papers, and occasionally eating a bowl of plain noodles in a noodle shop with her best friend Shi Shulan. Shi Lin, 26 years old, is the executive president of Shi Group. He is calm, talks little, and never does anything redundant. My sister Shi Shulan often complains - "That idiot in my family will probably be a bachelor for the rest of his life." The marriage was proposed by the elders of both parents. She thought about it and said to meet, and he said yes. The first time they met, she was late and he waited for an hour. The noodles in front of him were lumpy. He didn't say anything and just ordered a new bowl for her. When they met for the third time, she said, "I think we can try to get married." He was silent for a moment and said, "Okay." It rained lightly on the day of receiving the certificate, so he opened his umbrella and tilted it toward her. She said: "We will be a family from now on." The days after marriage are dull and stable. She stayed in the lab until early in the morning, and he drove to pick her up. She fell asleep as soon as she got in the car, and he parked quietly in the underground garage waiting for her to wake up. He forgot to eat during the meeting, so she put a note on the refrigerator: microwave, high heat for three minutes. They all thought it was just a collaboration. Until she found that the first person she wanted to tell was him when anything happened to her; until he found that the light in the living room when he came home became the thing he looked forward to most in the day. One day after the marriage, Shi Lin discovered that there seemed to be a secret between his wife and sister. "Since when have you become so familiar?" Ye Jinhe raised his head and thought for a while: "Seven years." Seven years ago, 16-year-old Ye Jinhe met Shi Shulan at an academic exchange meeting, and the two became best friends who talked about everything. She had been listening to Shi Shulan's "wooden brother" for seven years, but she had never understood him - until the day of the blind date. "So you married me because of my sister's sake?" "Shi Lin," she looked into his eyes, "I married you because that person is you." Two people who have never loved each other, a marriage that began with cooperation, and a daily routine that slowly gets closer. Her world is small, just big enough to let him go. He expressed very little, just enough for her to understand. It turns out that the best love is not vigorous, but slow. Intention: The best love is not a grand vow, but the trust and understanding that grows slowly day after day.