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In the old alleys of City B at the end of summer, seven-year-old Long Zilin bumped into a five-year-old girl Wang Yue'er who was being chased by a trafficker while buying groceries. He rescued her with his lonesome courage. Because Yue'er could not remember her family information, the police asked the Long family to take care of her temporarily. The girl, who lacked father's love, spent three warm days at Long Zilin's house. The two ate and played together, and were very close. Their ignorant friendship quietly grew as they got along day and night. However, after Yue'er's family came to find her, they separated hastily, leaving only the words "I will miss you" and a rabbit peace charm. It turns out that Yue'er lost her father when she was young and was raised by her mother, who is the chairman of Aidi, by herself. This time, she was accidentally lost by the nanny and was abducted to City B by human traffickers. This unexpected encounter became the most precious mark of their childhood. As they grew up, distance and status separated them, and the remaining business card and peace charm became the only concern for each other. Many years later, the little boys and girls from that time grew up and met again at the crossroads of life. The redemption and promise of childhood, the confusion and perseverance of growing up, the obstacles and heartbeat of reality are intertwined into a deep love that spans time. Can they break through the barriers of time and continue the unfinished fate of childhood? This is a story about guarding, waiting and running in both directions, hiding the purest throb of youth and the gentlest echo of time.