Chen Yu would stand in front of the "Baby Baby" bakery for a while after get off work every day. If you don't go in, just stand on the third tile on the right and look at the croissant in the window.
She thought she was the only one who knew about it.
On the seventeenth day, Shen Zhi opened the door and walked out of the store, saying, "Are you going to wait for a month before coming in?"
Chen Yu didn't walk into that door by himself. So Shen Zhi came out.
Their story starts with the croissant, from "You will help me carry the bread tomorrow", from "You always say no". Chen Yu is a person who lives in a shell. The words he says most to the world are "no need" and "sorry". Shen Zhi grew up in love, and was used to taking the first step on her own, and also used to arranging a plan for others "without feeling like you owe me".
She asked Chen Yu to fold paper bags in exchange for bread. She remembered that Chen Yu would frown when he drank milk. The day after she squatted down to repair the oven in Chen Yu, she found that she was different from before.
This is the story of a man who walked seventeen days before entering a bakery. It's also a story about saying "see you tomorrow" countless times, but someone finally lived "tomorrow" as "every day".
Concept: A person who is used to saying no slowly learns to say yes