After six years in Beijing, Jin Jia returns to her quiet hometown carrying the wreckage of a failed career, a broken relationship, and a mind exhausted by bipolar disorder. She plans to spend her days alone in the old house her grandmother left behind, far away from the noise of the city and the people she once knew.

But the moment Wen Jiayi hears that Jin Jia has come back, the carefully controlled life she built begins to crack apart.

For years, Wen Jiayi has stayed in the small town, taking every odd job she can find and burying a secret crush that never faded. She remembers everything about Jin Jia — even the tiny brown birthmark on her skin — while Jin Jia seems to have forgotten her entirely.

When Jin Jia hires Wen Jiayi to renovate the old house, the two are thrown back into each other’s lives. Jin Jia is reckless, flirtatious, and impossible to ignore, constantly teasing the cold-faced plumber who refuses to give her any reaction. Meanwhile, Wen Jiayi hides years of longing behind an indifferent expression, terrified that one wrong step will expose feelings she can no longer control.

What begins as unresolved tension and drunken nights slowly turns into something far

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