After a disastrous first date, two strangers, a man and a woman, have to live under the same roof in order to take care of a close friend's orphan. The only thing that Holly and Eric have in common is that they hate each other and love their goddaughter Sophie... The screen switches to the last five minutes, and Holly drives Sophie to the airport, gets out of the car, and rushes to The lounge was empty, and the radio kept repeating that the plane after flying to Phoenix had taken off... At the same time, Eric was watching the video of Sophie's toddler together in the airport lounge, sitting next to him. The kind-hearted grandmother said - "You have a very happy family." A moment of silence filled our audition, which seems to have hinted at the ending. Fast forward, fast forward, Sophie's first birthday, she walked out of the kitchen holding a big birthday cake, walked into the living room, and was accompanied by him, the story ended abruptly with laughter and laughter.
From the spoof of Xiao Beibi Sophie at the beginning to the happy ending of love at the end, the comedy color of the film has been rendered and sublimated to the greatest extent. I have passed the age of being a nympho in idol dramas, but I just let myself indulge in it, and quietly let my happiness extend from my heart to my appearance. It's like waiting by the radio in the 1980s and listening to the happiness at that end. It's warm, but calm.
I always felt that the beginning of the story was too dramatic. A friend died in a car accident, leaving the only daughter for them to help take care of, and so lucky, it seemed that they were really the only people best suited to take care of Sophie. The story develops so naturally. Two people who hate each other are forced to face new problems together, work together, get along day and night, and help each other. There is no worse development direction than hating, so some can only slowly understand, slowly understand, slowly.... love each other. I don't know why, but I always believe that love can last forever.
The story is complete, it’s just that the protagonist himself manages how the story goes on after the story, because I also believe that a perfect marriage is also the result of each other’s hard work and love. May the lovers be married.
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