The university emcee team is recruiting, and the judges criticize her for being short.
She says, "The microphone stand can be lowered, and the male host can do the splits."
Someone laughs from the doorway: "Is it a workplace injury if you talk about my height behind my back?"
At 1.62 meters and 1.92 meters, neither of them backs down at their first meeting. Later, he picks up her campus ID, and her 7:30 a.m. soy milk never runs out. When she's falsely accused, he refutes every claim one by one. When someone steals her lines, he gives them back to her in front of the entire crowd. Two people who are both good with words finally say exactly how they feel.
But in the year they graduate, an accident neither of them knows how to talk about separates them for three years.
Three years later, they meet again at the top of their respective fields. She has devoted herself to characters from two thousand years ago and become a young authority in the protection of ancient writing. He returns home to take over the family business and turns his parents' old company into an industry leader. Neither of them makes the first move, yet neither has looked at anyone else.
The artifacts have waited two thousand years. They don't mind waiting for one more person. But these two don't want to wait any longer.
Theme: Two young people say what they feel and see things through. One protects the oldest form of writing, the other safeguards a down-to-earth business. Good love means climbing separate mountains and meeting at the summit.
