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He Ran asks Lu Zhi to meet at the flower shop to choose an anniversary bouquet, but what she receives is an unfinished flower stand he made and a request to cancel their expensive dinner. He had been hiding his recent change in income; what angers her is not the reduced budget, but being unable to participate in the decision. Together, they finish modifying the flower stand, cancel reservations beyond their means, pick an ordinary bouquet from the shop, and renegotiate their shared living expenses.
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Yan Ning heads to a restaurant after work for a long-delayed friends' gathering, only for the others to drop out one after another, leaving her alone with Li Yu, who had confessed his feelings to her years ago. She worri
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After a clash in Luoxia City, turbulent spiritual energy still lingers among the ruins, where Mo Renju faces the unextinguished flames of pure Yang. The surviving fragment centers on the battle scene and the confrontatio
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Qi Ning intends to confess feelings to Fang Mo during the opening speech of the weekend exhibition, but upon seeing the other person's discomfort with public attention, decides to cut the pre-written section. After the v
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In the lamp-lit living room, Shu Rui receives a stack of old photos handed over by Wen Cen, one of which has "I like you" written on the back, but she wants to know first whether he is simply reminiscing about the past.
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At the station before parting, Chen Zhi tells Yu Zhou that she used to like him, and that speaking it now is to bring an end to the waiting, not in the hope that he will immediately buy a ticket to follow. Yu Zhou admits
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On the last bus, Lin Lan runs into Zhou Yu, whom she had previously stood up, originally thinking an apology would restore their commuting together, but Zhou Yu says what truly mattered was the continuous lack of explana
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