It's Not Too Late, the Memories Are as Warm as Ever

The chase beside the sand pile, the whispers under the quilt, and the unspoken goodbyes on the train were the warmest moments in Su Wan's childhood. The young man named Lin Chen was her salvation in the dark years, and was the obsession that they agreed to take the Z major exam together. Twenty-eight-year-old Su Wan was following a routine between blind dates and the workplace. She thought her youth had long been forgotten, but she kept seeing the clear-faced boy again in her dreams late at night. When the promise of childhood collided with the stability of reality, and when the bonds of the past met the life in front of her, she discovered that those concerns hidden in time had never faded. It turns out that the most touching thing is not the young and frivolous vow, but the waiting that can still keep your original intention for you after many years - it is not too late, you and I are still there, and the warm memories are as warm as before.