Our Reunion Came Just in Time

Six years later, Su Wan and Lu Shiyan meet again at an intercity summit in Nancheng.

She is a rising lead architect, independent and composed, with her sharp edge carefully concealed. He is the head of Shengjing Capital, cool and self-possessed, with a deep and calculating nature. In their youth, they secretly loved each other, but both were too timid to act, and their feelings remained unspoken until graduation. For six years, they lived in the same city and moved through overlapping circles, yet deliberately avoided each other, burying their feelings as a lasting regret.

After they reunite, Lu Shiyan uses the Riverside Cultural and Creative Complex project as a professional pretext to quietly draw close to her again. Su Wan knows what he is up to, but doesn't let herself fall for him in a rush. Clear-eyed and composed, she responds to his long-delayed overtures one step at a time.

Both are perceptive and skilled at hiding their feelings. They clash as equals on the project, recognizing each other's professional abilities, while testing and tugging at each other within carefully observed boundaries. The little thoughts they once kept to themselves are gradually revealed, and the reasons they missed their chance back then slowly come to light. There are no misunderstandings or arguments, no deliberate attempts to make things difficult, only the cautious, restrained stirrings of love between two adults.

They stand side by side in their careers, and their feelings slowly take root. When the evening breeze rises again, the love they couldn't confess back then is finally not too late.