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Lin Xiaoman, a second-year junior high school girl, never thought that the silver bracelet engraved with plum blossoms in her grandma's old drawer would completely change her campus life - from the day she put it on, she could suddenly hear the words of "objects hiding memories": thirsty succulents that glowed green would complain about watering promises, old pencil cases stained with ink would complain about being left out, and even the old-fashioned radio on the podium could spit out white mist with the smell of old times, and hear the voices of old friends. When she followed the "complaints" about the pencil case and helped her deskmate Jiang Che retrieve the warm memories of his grandfather sewing the pencil case himself, and when the translucent shadow of Jiang Che's late grandfather appeared on the radio, Xiaoman gradually discovered that these ears that "can listen to things speak" can not only see the soft thoughts of others hidden in daily life, but also touch the unspoken secret behind the silver bracelet: Why do only objects that carry deep feelings "speak"? Where is the flashing golden light on the bracelet guiding her? In the bustling daily life of campus, Xiaoman brings objects that can "leave messages" while helping her classmates unravel the little regrets in their memories while exploring the magical secrets of the silver bracelet. The family love, friendship and growth hidden in the objects also quietly piece together her own unique answer to youth.