After their wedding, Su Nianqin and Sang Wuyan settle into married life, discovering new ways to express their love and reassure each other. Nianqin maintains a small daily ritual: whenever he returns home from work, he rings the doorbell and waits for Wuyan to open the door, greet him, and embrace him. Even when she leaves the door unlocked or open, he continues ringing until she comes to welcome him. Wuyan initially finds his habit puzzling, but Yu Xiaolu explains that these gestures are Nianqin's way of seeking reassurance that he is loved and that he has a secure place in his wife's life. Nianqin writes a new song for Wuyan called "Meeting You." Wuyan assumes that he is preparing to return to the music industry under his famous songwriter identity, Yi Jin. However, Nianqin explains that he has already retired from songwriting and created this song exclusively for her. It is a personal expression of gratitude for the woman who entered his life, helped him overcome years of loneliness, and taught him to trust in love. With his permission, Wuyan plays the song once on her radio programme, allowing listeners to hear the special piece without suggesting that Yi Jin is officially making a comeback. Wuyan also brings Xiaojie, the boy she has been helping at the special education centre, home to stay for a few days. When Nianqin returns from work and sees how much attention his wife gives Xiaojie, he becomes jealous and barely touches his dinner. He struggles to accept that Wuyan's care is divided between him and the child, even though he knows how important Xiaojie is to her. The following morning, Wuyan goes out to buy breakfast while Xiaojie is left at home with Nianqin. Xiaojie falls and begins crying. Instead of immediately comforting him, Nianqin tells him that he should learn to be brave and that a boy should understand the responsibility of protecting those who are weaker. When Wuyan returns and notices Xiaojie's injury, she criticises Nianqin for not comforting him. However, Xiaojie's changed response surprises her: he is less frightened and more willing to get back up. Wuyan realises that Nianqin, despite his stern personality, understands how to guide children and help them become more independent. The experience leads the couple to talk about having children of their own. Wuyan asks Nianqin whether he would prefer a boy or a girl, and he admits that he would like a daughter. Their conversation is light-hearted, but it marks an important step as they begin imagining themselves as parents rather than only as newlyweds. The next morning, Wuyan feels unwell while getting ready. She goes to the hospital and discovers that she is pregnant. When Nianqin receives the news, he is overwhelmed with happiness. His mood improves so noticeably that his employees are surprised by his unusually cheerful behaviour during meetings. The prospect of becoming a father changes his perspective, giving him a new sense of security and responsibility. Wuyan notices that Nianqin returns home early to look after her. On one occasion, she realises that he has entered without ringing the doorbell. She excitedly contacts Xiaolu, wondering whether his new role as a husband and future father has finally made him feel secure enough to abandon his daily ritual. Xiaolu suggests that the baby has given Nianqin a deeper sense of belonging, so he no longer needs to seek reassurance in the same way. Although the pregnancy brings joy, it also creates a new worry for Nianqin. Because he was born with an eye condition, he fears that their child might inherit it. He consults a doctor, who explains that the hereditary risk cannot be determined with certainty. Wuyan remains optimistic and reassures him that they should not assume their baby will have the same condition. She reminds him that he will be a loving father regardless of what the future holds. Their happiness is interrupted when a former radio station employee exposes Nianqin's identity as Yi Jin and reveals details of his private life to the media. The news attracts public attention, placing both Nianqin and Wuyan under pressure. Nianqin instructs his company's public relations team to handle the situation and refuses to make a public statement himself. He is determined to protect their privacy rather than allow the media to turn their personal history into a public spectacle. When Wuyan and the nanny learn about the news, Wuyan begins feeling unwell and experiences abdominal discomfort. Nianqin calls her immediately and tells her to lock the doors and windows so reporters cannot enter the home. He promises to return as quickly as possible and take her somewhere safe. Worried about the pressure surrounding them and Wuyan's condition, he decides to bring her back to the apartment where they lived before their separation. During the elevator ride, Wuyan suddenly experiences severe abdominal pain. Nianqin panics and rushes her to the hospital. Before she is taken into the operating room, the couple hold hands tightly. Wuyan fears that she may lose the baby, while Nianqin tries to reassure her despite his own terror. Their ordeal reminds them how fragile their happiness can be and how deeply they depend on one another during moments of crisis. The medical emergency ends with hope for their family, and the story then moves forward several years. Nianqin and Wuyan are seen enjoying a peaceful outing with their young daughter. Their child has grown into a lively little girl who readily expresses her opinions. When Wuyan picks a leaf from a tree, the girl tells her mother that picking leaves is wrong. Nianqin immediately agrees with his daughter, leaving Wuyan amused and annoyed that the two of them have teamed up against her. As they walk together, Nianqin and Wuyan remember their early days at the special education school. Nianqin admits that he tried for a long time to control his feelings but ultimately could not stop himself from falling in love with Wuyan. He remains grateful that she found him, challenged his cold exterior, and changed his life. Their daughter represents the happiness and family he once thought might be beyond his reach. The finale closes on a warm family moment. After years of misunderstandings, separation, grief, and personal growth, Nianqin and Wuyan have built the life they once hoped for. Their relationship is no longer defined by fear of losing each other; it has grown into a marriage grounded in affection, trust, and the shared responsibility of raising their daughter. The ending celebrates how Wuyan's love helped Nianqin open himself to the world and how the two of them found lasting happiness together.