Transcript (en)

Because the man designed a running shoe with a flaw, the company ended up losing $1 billion. Now he is facing two choices, either repay the money or go to prison. In his despair, he chose a third option. He fixed a sharp knife onto a workout machine, hung up his most failed creation, then put on a decent suit. But just as he was about to press the switch, his phone on the desk kept ringing non-stop. On the other end of the call, his sister delivered devastating news in a trembling voice. Did you call me a little later? No, honey. Dad died. was cheerful did not give up. OK, let me try it like this. I'm really tired. Please don't make me keep walking all the way back down here all night long. In the end, Drew still moved to first class, but that did not stop Claire from talking nonstop. Instead she sat beside him and started chatting on her own She claimed she could judge a person character and behavior from their name For example people whose name contains Ben Ben are strangely delightful and very intuitive. Complex, almost too complex to be around. When Drew mentioned that his boss Phil had fired him. Phil? Phil's are dangerous. She not only described his boss personality correctly, but also accurately guessed his ex-girlfriend's character. Drew, who had already lost all hope, slowly showed a hint of curiosity in his eyes, and Claire then asked him about his father's name. Mitchell. Mitchell. Yeah. Or Mitch. Mitchell is sometimes Mitch. Huh, son of a Mitch. Drew was trapped in his low point, not because the setback was too severe, but because he allowed himself to drown in self-destruction. A low point is not the end, it is a turning point. Drew exhausted slowly fell asleep when he woke up from his dream the plane had already landed smoothly before parting ways Claire gave drew a special discount coupon and joked with him with a smile Their brief encounter was coming to an end Claire suddenly held his hand reluctantly and said they might never meet again in this life but sincerely wished him a good life ahead and the courage to move forward whether it was Claire words that affected him or the familiarity of his hometown when drew drove into this familiar yet unfamiliar town he suddenly realized for the first time that life cannot be judged by only one standard in the busy big city he was a worthless failure despised by everyone but in this simple small town he was still that talented young genius after learning drew had returned his rock-loving cousin was already waiting for him. Pain is temporary, but the power of family is lasting. Drew soon met the pastor and went to the cemetery, where his father would rest. He also learned from the pastor that in this town, his father was a deeply respected and cherished man. Neighbors and relatives came to pay their respects, sincerely mourning his passing. Surrounded by this warmth, Drew slowly accepted his father's death, but after the crowd dispersed, the grief of the night finally washed over him. He remembered how he had promised to visit Elizabeth Town with his father after finishing work, but kept postponing it because of his busy job. Now that they were separated by life and death, this unfinished promise became an overwhelming regret and guilt. After the late night conversation, Drew used the coupon Claire had given him and checked into the best hotel in town, but a wedding was being prepared at the hotel at the same time. The festive music made it impossible for him to rest Out of boredom he pulled out the coupon again and unexpectedly found Claire contact information on it So he gathered his courage and called her Are the roads as hellish as that tells you Claire My dad dead Claire was not annoyed by the late night call. Instead, she patiently guided him through his emotions. Men see things in a box and women see them in a round room. Because of one major failure, Drew had completely denied his past and his own value. But Claire valued process and growth more. In her clear-minded perspective, failure is not the end of life. It is a pause button left by fate. That night, the two talked on the phone all night long. From the fragility and resilience of life, to the acceptance and peace with death. From past regrets and joys, to future confusion and hope. They talked from midnight until dawn. Claire suddenly wanted to meet Drew in person. You want to meet halfway into the summer? This point is probably easier to stay at. In the soft morning light, they met as promised. Their phones were still on the call, but they quietly walked toward each other. Should we hang up now? Follow me. Claire's lively and relaxed energy killed Drew's depression and self-doubt. Both of them could clearly feel that their feelings toward each other had changed since their first meeting.