Bed Dilemma

Pho Hoa, a good editor, is receiving cold treatment from her superiors and subordinates. When the deputy editor-in-chief arrives, Pho Hoa finds a manuscript with the words "Thi Vinh Dao" written on it. This makes her feel uncomfortable and causes her to ponder the possibility of Thi Vinh Dao getting married. She decides to send a message to Quyen Quyen, asking if the marriage is true and with whom. Pho Hoa's poor communication skills and lack of popularity make her a difficult person to deal with.

Pho Hoa, a journalist, is paralyzed by a text message from Quyen Quyen, who has sent her a photo of her younger self. The photo shows her with a staff red flower and a water-soaked pen stroke. Pho Hoa is unable to remember the words, and Quyen Quyen sends her a text message asking her if she is okay. She leaves the office, feeling strange and disintegrating. She hides in a private place, waiting for a taxi. The driver asks her where she is going, but Pho Hoa reads out another name she already knows by heart. The car starts, and Pho Hoa ignores the heat outside the window. The text highlights the challenges faced by journalists and the importance of maintaining a sense of identity and belonging.

Pho Hoa, a high school student, recalls her past experiences in a demolished roadside shop. She finds the original sign and a dimly lit, old-fashioned cheese shop, now known as Ken Nhat Cheese Shop. She enjoys the cool breeze and reminisces about her past with her husband, Cau Nhan. Over time, Pho Hoa realizes that everything changes drastically, and she cannot go back to the past. She reads Quyen Quyen's messages and deletes them, but she cannot delete the messages. Pho Hoa and Cau Nhan are like words written on two sides of a metal coin, unable to appear together.