When Meizhen was little, her father ran away from home and never returned, leaving behind her mother, her older brother, and her. On the surface, the three of them get along harmoniously, but each harbors their own secrets. Meizhen works a menial job at a convenience store, enduring her manager's daily abuse, and finds solace only in a guy she met on a dating app. Her brother's business is failing, and he's separated from his wife, yet he pretends to be happily married in front of the family. Their mother works tirelessly for the family, but deep down, she still feels guilty about something that drove her husband away years ago. People have their joys and sorrows, partings and reunions, and they will eventually realize that being together in the moment is the greatest happiness.
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