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Lin Xiaoman, a socially anxious illustrator, rents an old house to escape marriage pressure, only to discover the landlord is Lu Chuan—a straight-laced programmer she “ruined her confession” to in high school. Back then, she was so nervous that she crumpled her love letter into a ball and stuffed it into his desk, which Lu misunderstood as “finding him bothersome”. Now, in their shared home, Lu uses “clumsy tenderness” to break through her social phobia: replacing takeout lists with handwritten notes, leaving the hallway light on for her overtime, and warming milk to the perfect temperature. When Xiaoman finally digs out her unposted love letter from the bottom of a box, she catches sight of Lu’s computer desktop—a little sun doodle she drew years ago. It turns out those unspoken feelings have long been “growing” in the years, quietly weaving into a thread that connects them.
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