One night after a party, Isser and Sophie jumped into a stranger's pool half an hour after they met. The stimulation of breaking into a stranger's house, the cold feeling of the pool water soaking into the skin, and the mysterious hormonal effect, all these seemingly unrelated feelings are superimposed together and become the original intention of their love.
Now, the two people sitting opposite the psychologist are frowning. Obviously, recalling the good memories of the past has not eased the current marriage relationship between Isser and Sophie, and there are only constant disputes between the two. On the advice of a counselor, they opted for a weekend getaway in the hope of repairing a relationship that was on the brink of shattering.
As night fell, with alcohol and marijuana, the two tried to create a loving relationship, but it became more and more breathless. Sophie decides to leave the depressing atmosphere for a while and walks to the wing, only to find Isser waiting for her inside.
Isser in front of her was not wearing glasses, her hair was messy, gentle and humorous, just like what Sophie was looking forward to. She was immersed in the long-lost happiness, and the lost love seemed to come back.
Halfway through, Sophie returned to the main building to get a change of clothes, and was stunned to find Isser sleeping soundly on the sofa in the living room. The two people with poor communication had another argument, and Isser left the unreasonable Sophie and came to the side building alone for the night. In his sleep, Isser felt his wife's body temperature, he hugged the familiar body and fell asleep.
The morning sun shone on Isser's face, and he opened his eyes to see Sophie busy in the kitchen for breakfast. The quarrel last night seemed to be just the past. Sophie's unusual thoughtfulness, and the bacon that never appeared in the breakfast, made Isser quickly aware of the difference. He was quite sure that the empathetic Sophie in front of him was not his wife.
From this moment on, husbands and wives stand at the same bifurcation, facing the same question: who they really love. The lover who used to be stubborn and unreasonable is now looking forward to the perfect appearance in his heart. He knows all this is unreasonable, but his heart is slowly shaken.
Sophie is gradually lost between her two husbands, and Aesop is anxious but powerless. He could only tell the despair in his heart to another Sophie, but suddenly realized that long before he came to this villa, he had lost his wife's love. The husband, who has always been rational, finally deviates from his original intention in this test of re-examining love. In the end, everyone seems to have chosen the person they love, but it is not.
Look at the lover around you and ask yourself whether the person you love is the real person, or another person you have shaped according to the expectations in your heart.
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