The summer when I was seventeen seemed to never end, and it seemed that it only existed in my memory that afternoon when the cicadas chirped the loudest.
During his four years in New York, Lin Chu became a "regular customer" of the airline. 52 Tickets are stacked in the deepest part of the drawer, from early spring to late winter. Even the born romantic was defeated by the New York winter.
In Shen Yan's world, time is cut into precise pieces. At 13:14 every day, he sends "I love you" to the number that has long since expired, like performing a ritual that no one knows about. He didn't know that Lin Chu had changed his mobile phone number and canceled his social media account, and he didn't know that the girl who decided to leave still had his back when he was playing basketball in the photo album of his mobile phone, which had been there for four years.
Lin Chu finally returned to China and appeared in front of Shen Yan under the false identity of "Lian". She pretended to be a stranger she met for the first time, testing whether there was someone new around him, but she didn't notice the smile hidden in the man's eyes - he recognized her from the moment she raised her eyes, and those deliberate alienation and clumsy tests were just a play he played in conjunction with her.
"Mr. Shen, do you believe in love at first sight?" She held the coffee cup, her heart beating like a drum.
He stirred the latte in the cup and said in a nonchalant voice: "I don't believe it, but I lost my faith and found it again."
52 Tickets hide the unspoken return journey, and 1461 messages hide the unwavering waiting. When the false identity is exposed, those funny and sour trials will eventually become the key to unlocking four years of misunderstanding - it turns out that from the first time they met your name, their romance never thought of ending.
Concept: Youth Campus