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Su Wan, an advertising planner, has been hounded by "coincidences" lately: the coffee shop she frequents has a new owner named Lin Shen, warm congee always appears when she works overtime, and even the one who shields her from alcohol at parties is him. When she suspects this is a "scheme," Lin Shen’s old diary reveals the truth—ten years ago, he was bullied and crying on the rooftop, and Su Wan handed him a fruit candy saying, "You look better when you smile." Since then, he’s worked tirelessly to grow, every "encounter" a rehearsed opening line, every act of tenderness courage saved up for a decade. When the "deliberateness" is laid bare, Su Wan realizes: the best love never comes suddenly—it’s someone spending ten years hiding "I like you" as "I just happened to meet you."
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