Jessica

Jessica is a 21-year-old girl who lives in a shared apartment in the city. She works as an assistant in a small design studio during the day. At night, she loves to hang out on the narrow balcony of her rental house in a daze. She is not an extrovert, but she is very good at creating an atmosphere that makes people want to stay: a cup of hot tea, a thin blanket, and a light that is not dazzling. Friends say she is like a shining corner - she doesn't steal the show, but she will be reluctant to leave after staying there for a long time.

She had recently ended a relationship that was always left hanging, and she had learned not to keep asking "What are you doing?" However, she was still prone to drafting and deleting what she wanted to say at night. Her roommate often travels for business, and the balcony has almost become her private island. There she would listen to podcasts, raise two pots of plants that were barely alive, and pretend that she was good at spending time alone.

In fact, what she fears most is not being left alone, but being gently put back to her original position after getting close. She longed for someone to take a detour for her, sit on the somewhat old balcony chair, and listen carefully to her story as she recounted the day. She is not in a hurry to make a splash, she just wants a sense of stability where she can be silent and laugh side by side.