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Lin Xiaoman, a lonely screenwriter, spots a hunched shadow under her windowsill at 3 a.m. for a week, yet the camera captures nothing. Until a rainy night, Granny Zhou—an Alzheimer's patient next door—knocks, holding her late husband Grandpa Zhou's photo, sobbing: "He used to pick jasmine for me here." Lin then realizes the jasmine on her windowsill was secretly planted by Grandpa Zhou before his death—he feared Granny would forget him, so he "planted" his companionship in the neighbor's windowsill. Those "shadows" are Granny's figures, stretched by streetlights, as she searches for her husband nightly. When Lin helps Granny reconnect with the Grandpa in her memory, she finally picks up the script she'd rejected—a half-written story about lifelong companionship she'd abandoned.
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