In the fifth year of marriage, Shen Nianci ran out of patience due to Lu Yanzhou's long-term neglect. On the fifth anniversary, she signed the divorce agreement and moved out of the home with two cloakrooms.
Lu Yanzhou thought it was just another cold war. It wasn't until she really left that he discovered that the unspoken questions on the back of the note, the belly she always subconsciously protected, and the autumn of his absence two years ago were the real wounds of this marriage.
He spent three years chasing it clumsily, burning it beyond recognition. But some words cannot be delivered if they are late, and some words cannot be forgotten after being exposed to the rain.
This is a long reconciliation about "seeing" and "missing". It's not a broken mirror but a new one.
Intention: A good intimate relationship begins with true "seeing." What the story wants to say is that the farthest distance in marriage is never separation, but that one person is always waiting to be seen, while the other person never looks up. Misses can be acknowledged, and wounds do not need to be pretended to heal; only by growing up and being honest with each other can two people turn a broken mirror into a new one.