Years ago, a disheveled and fearful Quan Anh met Chu Tan Hac in a rundown neighborhood. He, a handsome young man bathed in warm sunlight, offered to take her home. With no home of her own, she silently agreed to go with him. Though he was the same age as her uncle, she secretly harbored feelings, writing him 24 anonymous love letters. By the time he returned from abroad, she had blossomed into a graceful young woman. Everyone knew Chu Tan Hac cherished her, but few knew Quan Anh loved him back. When his family pressed him to marry, he asked her about the ideal marriage age. She replied, "28," and he agreed, remaining single until then. When a powerful family's daughter sought a marriage alliance, Chu Tan Hac firmly declared, "My fiancée is right here. Let's see who dares to separate us." Later, during an argument, Quan Anh tearfully asked why he treated her like a child. He whispered, "Because I want you to be a child again." Having never had a childhood, Chu Tan Hac allowed her to embrace her inner child, doting on her wholeheartedly.