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Original Chinese title: 清晨的面包店·选择 120
Ye He arrives at the bakery in the early morning ready to sign an expansion contract, but Xu Chuan brings out the actual working hours of recent months, pointing out that the existing team has long been overburdened and that the attractive revenue figures do not reflect all the costs.
Original Chinese title: 末班公交车·晚安 122
Xu Ning and Gu Zhou are used to saying goodnight when getting off the last bus; one evening, downcast, she does not respond, but he does not pry, simply returning the borrowed umbrella as agreed.
Original Chinese title: 安静的咖啡馆·晚安 123
Wen Qing always leaves a light on at closing time for Song Yan, who lingers late, until consecutive early mornings leave her utterly exhausted, prompting her to finally decide to close on time and clearly state the business hours.
Original Chinese title: 街角的花店·晚安 125
After closing up shop, Su He is still waiting for Lu Yuan to deliver a supplementary batch of floral materials; upon receiving news of a delay, the first reaction is to pull an all-nighter, until realizing the next morning's orders can be completed in batches.
Original Chinese title: 灯下的客厅·晚安 126
Ye Ning and Lin Xu argue over a drawing in the living room under the lamp; as the night wears on, it becomes harder to tell whether they are discussing the artwork or blaming each other, leaving only exhaustion in the once warm room.
Original Chinese title: 旧城区的电影院·晚安 128
As the final movie at the old cinema lets out, He Rui insists on fixing a broken display lamp in the lobby that very night; after inspecting it, Gu Chuan points out that it does not affect the safety of closing up and can be scheduled for daytime handling.
Original Chinese title: 雨后的书店·重逢 133
While taking inventory of damp old books after a rainstorm, Tang Fei spots her own annotations in a city atlas, and the person arriving to claim it is Shen Yue, with whom she has long been out of touch.
Original Chinese title: 末班公交车·重逢 134
Hearing a familiar whistle on the last bus, Lin Rui realizes that the person in the next seat is Zhou Che, a former photography partner who once shared a studio with her before abruptly moving away.
Original Chinese title: 安静的咖啡馆·重逢 135
Qiao An hosts an old-cup swap at her café, and the chipped blue cup brought in by guest Yu Sen reminds her of a relationship cut short by long distance.
Original Chinese title: 周末的展览·重逢 136
At a weekend exhibition, Wen Xi discovers a wood carving resembling an old sketch, and the credited artist, Gao Yu, happens to be the friend who dropped out of their collaborative show years ago.
Original Chinese title: 灯下的客厅·重逢 138
While clearing out a living room before surrendering the lease, Xu Qing invites former roommate Qin Zhou back to collect his remaining vinyl records and discovers a travel itinerary they once planned tucked inside.
Original Chinese title: 旧城区的电影院·重逢 140
An old cinema re-screens an obscure film, and Luo Yao runs into Cheng Bei at the ticket barrier, finding the hand-painted poster they designed together years ago already faded.
Original Chinese title: 傍晚的公园·重逢 142
While adopting a wind-broken sapling in the park, Ning Yue meets Bai Yan once again; they had previously parted ways over disagreements on a plan for the same community green space.
Original Chinese title: 安静的咖啡馆·来信 147
At a cafe, Ji Yao receives a misdelivered resignation letter, whose description of a specific regular seat reminds the shop owner, Shen Du, of a regular customer who suddenly vanished.
Original Chinese title: 傍晚的公园·来信 154
Yu Qing receives a letter requesting the preservation of an old park bench, but the person who signed it, Mo Chuan, arrives at dusk with measurement logs supporting the renovation.
Original Chinese title: 离别前的车站·来信 155
At the station before departure, Song Rui is entrusted with delivering an old letter, but the recipient, Qi Heng, states that he had long known of the farewell inside—only never understanding why it arrived so late.
Original Chinese title: 雨后的书店·赴约 157
Xu Zhen visits the bookstore after the rain to pick up a repaired old book, but He Zhi asks her to help decide whether the creases on the pages should be kept, prolonging the brief handover.
Original Chinese title: 末班公交车·赴约 158
Wen Yao promised to take the last bus with Lu Ting after a performance to view the city at night, but an unexpected encore cut their time short; by the time they finally caught the bus, neither had the energy to speak.
Original Chinese title: 安静的咖啡馆·赴约 159
Jian He went to a quiet café to meet an online pen pal, only to discover that the other person was Meng Qing, the editor who had long and strictly rejected their manuscripts, rendering all prepared topics instantly useless.
Original Chinese title: 周末的展览·赴约 160
Cheng Yue invited Ye Chuan to her debut weekend exhibition, but he failed to appear for a long time, only arriving near closing time with a restored rejected piece in hand.
Original Chinese title: 灯下的客厅·赴约 162
Lin Cheng waited in the lamp-lit living room for Wu Yao to arrive for their date, intending to discuss plans to move in together, but he brought a job contract for an out-of-town position, bringing their futures into direct conflict for the first time.
Original Chinese title: 海边的长椅·赴约 163
Gu Qing went to the seaside bench as planned to watch the sunset, but Song Yuan wanted to change locations on the fly due to shifting cloud cover; for the first time, she refused to keep rushing around with him just for a photograph.
Original Chinese title: 旧城区的电影院·赴约 164
Wen Ning was invited by Zhao Heng to an old cinema to watch a restoration test screening, only to find that a critical sound issue she had raised was still unresolved, nearly turning a private date into a technical dispute.
Original Chinese title: 海边的长椅·告白 175
On a seaside bench, Shen Lu confesses to Cheng Dong that extending her stay was not entirely for work, yet she also admits she is unwilling to abandon her planned travels for a romance.