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Wind Entangles Night
Wind Entangles Night Plot:
Lin Wanwan, an intern designer, joins a top design firm only to encounter Gu Feng—her ex-boyfriend who vanished three years ago, breaking her heart. Now, he’s the client CEO torturing her: making her revise plans until midnight, assigning her messy projects, even forcing her to read the old love letter she wrote him in public. Wanwan fights back, but the hot cocoa during overtime, the umbrella shielding her from rain, and the unsent engagement ring in his desk drawer make her heart flutter again. Why did Gu Feng disappear back then? Betrayal or a sacrifice? When the wind entangles the night once more, can they finally say “I still love you”?
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