Five years ago, Su Wan clutched a check and disappeared into the rain, not daring to look back at Gu Yanchen's red eyes.
She thought this was the end - to say goodbye without saying goodbye in exchange for her brother's chance to live, and to cut off the connection between the two worlds.
Five years later, in a cafe washed by thunderstorms, she ran into those familiar eyes. The man was wearing a suit and leather shoes, but there was an unquenchable fire in his eyes. He grabbed her wrist with the same strength as he did at the airport security checkpoint.
"Su Wan, what you owe me must be paid back bit by bit."
He began to appear at the entrance of her hospital and downstairs of her company, bringing her favorite sweet and sour pork ribs, holding dazzling red roses, and using an almost paranoid tenderness to tear open the defense she had deliberately built.
She ran away, he chased.
Until that rainy night, he asked with red eyes: "When you left, didn't you think that I would wait for you?"
Only then did she realize that some sincerity buried by time had never really been extinguished.
This is a story about "being forced to let go" and "not letting go" - in the five years he missed her, he was looking for her; in the days of reunion, he was waiting for her to look back.
Purpose: To explore the sincere resilience under the erosion of time - even if there are helplessness of being forced to let go and cracks crushed by reality, those concerns hidden in the heart will eventually complete the redemption of each other in the understanding of reunion.