We Agreed to Divorce, Why Are My Eyes Red?

After three years of marriage, Su Wan and Lu Chengyu's marriage had already decayed in silence. On the day she signed the divorce agreement, she stared at his knuckled hands as he put pen to paper, and her voice was as calm as if she was talking about someone else's business: "Mr. Lu, we will never owe each other anything from now on." He is the CEO of the Lu Group who is a master of many things in the business world. He is calm and self-possessed, and his eyes are never wavering, but he always treats her with a vague sense of alienation. She is a well-known illustrator, sensitive and delicate. The light mole at the end of her right eye has been kissed by him countless times, but now it only reflects the signed agreement. When she turned around, she thought she was finally free, but the moment the elevator door closed, she caught a glimpse of him raising his hand to press his eyebrows - those eyes that were always indifferent turned red. The days after divorce should have been parallel lines. But he always appeared when she was most embarrassed: sending her to the hospital on rainy nights, fending off difficult customers for her, and even clumsily learning to cook her favorite sweet and sour pork ribs. She thought it was an illusion, until she dug out the dusty old photo album and discovered that in the time buried by misunderstandings, he had stood all night waiting downstairs in her studio in the rainstorm, had written down her casual preferences in a memo, and had made his eyes red countless times in places where she could not see. The road to reconciliation is always full of thorns. The truth of three years ago was revealed layer by layer. It turned out that his indifference was protection and her departure was fulfillment. When all misunderstandings were cleared up, they finally dared to reach out and hug each other, but they didn't know that fate had already buried a sharper knife in the dark - those missed times, those injuries engraved in their bones and blood, eventually became indelible scars after their reunion. We agreed to divorce, why are our eyes red? Perhaps they never learned how to love someone from the beginning, and it wasn't until they lost them that they saw clearly the tenderness that had already festered in their hearts. This is a story about misunderstanding and redemption. In the neon of the bustling city, two proud and clumsy people began to learn to love each other after divorce, but when they got closer, they were repeatedly stung by fragments of memories. Purpose: 1. Misunderstanding is the invisible killer of love: Using the marriage of Su Wan and Lu Chengyu as a mirror, it shows the lethality of "silence" and "assumption" in intimate relationships - he uses indifference to cover up his affection, she uses leaving to test her sincerity, and ultimately they consume each other in the whirlpool of misunderstanding. Try to explore: Love needs to be expressed, rather than letting the other party exhaust their expectations in speculation. ? 2. The truth about reunion: not going back to the past, but walking with scars: The "reunion" of the story is not a perfect ending like a fairy tale, but after experiencing separation, pain, and growth, the two finally learn to face each other's edges and scars, and accept "imperfect" love. Emphasize: The real redemption is not to erase the past, but to still be willing to hold the other person's hand again with the pain in the memory. ? 3. Emotional alienation in the urban background: Taking the prosperous but alienated city as the stage, it reflects the current situation of "fast love" and "lack of communication" in modern society - Lu Chengyu's business pressure and Su Wan's self-isolation are not only due to personal personality, but also imply the emotional squeeze of urban life. It explores "in a fast-paced world, how to slow down and understand your lover's voice."