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Song Zhi and Mo Xing agreed to take turns visiting each other's cities, but while checking expenses at the station before departing, they discover that a change in income has made this reciprocal arrangement difficult to sustain. The two no longer mechanically insist on an equal number of visits, instead reallocating trips based on time and costs. The new plan reduces the frequency of visits, but ensures that departures no longer depend on concealing difficulties to maintain appearances, giving their relationship room to breathe through an honest reckoning.
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While sorting old cassette tapes in the bookstore after the rain, Gu Ning hears an anonymous reader's message and assumes the sender has long been out of touch; however, broadcast director Xu Yan finds a public program s
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Su Yue records an old-style stop announcement on the last bus, and Cheng Chuan tells her that this vehicle is about to be transferred off the route, with familiar stop names soon to change as well. She first obtains perm
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While replaying promotional footage shot by Gu Yu at the corner flower shop, Ye Zhi hears an offhand complaint in the background that makes her realize what was edited out back then was not just unnecessary noise. The fo
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The protagonist once saw Su Wan outside Lin Yuanfan's door when she was still his friend's girlfriend. A simple greeting left a deep impression on him; even after the two broke up, he still repeatedly paid attention to h
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