Su Jingjing lives alone and works hard in other places. She was raised by her parents without care from her family since she was a child. She has a deep inferiority complex in her heart. Her biggest wish is to have a house of her own and find a stable place to stay.
Once when she was crying in the corridor, she was caught by Chen Zhihe at the opposite door. Friendships are reunited, and neighbors slowly get closer. Chen Zhihe is restrained and gentle, and is used to looking at problems rationally, but he is not perfect. Fatigue and confusion are equally real.
Ambiguity breeds, feelings gradually arise, and the two come together. Su Jingjing is trapped in the scars left by her original family, is sensitive and suspicious, and easily falls into self-conflict; Chen Zhihe is good at weighing pros and cons, and often ignores emotional empathy, causing misunderstandings and pulls again and again.
From strangers you meet in the corridor to lovers holding hands. They have to face cold and alienated family members, the realistic pressure of buying a house and settling down, and the barriers and friction caused by their personalities.
This is not a fairy tale redemption, but two ordinary people accompanying each other and slowly healing the scars.
Su Jingjing finally understood that security does not have to rely on a house, and Chen Zhihe also learned to put aside cold preaching and understand the fragility of emotions.
The fireworks are ordinary, the evening breeze is gentle, and the former neighbors have finally become each other's long-term destination.
Intention: Original pain does not have to be imprisoned for life. Good companionship makes people grow. A sense of security comes from self-acceptance and two-way pursuit.