SharifMizore
One month.
One island.
When Safwan, a male IT consultant in his 30s, arrives in Penang for a one-month IT ERP implementation project, the last thing he expects is to find himself drawn to Han Xuan (涵萱), a local Penang Chinese Malaysian woman serving as one of the client's senior users.
Safwan has always treated work as something temporary- arrive onsite, solve the problem, move on.
Meanwhile, Han Xuan , with her upbringing from a traditional Chinese family with rules, has learned to keep her personal life carefully separate from the people she works with.
At first, they are simply coworkers -- sharing meetings, deadlines, system issues, lunches, and the occasional dinner after another long day at work.
Then, somehow, lunch becomes something to look forward to. A conversation becomes an excuse to stay a little longer. A harmless tease becomes a subtle flirtation. Before either of them realizes it, one month has begun to feel far too short.
Somewhere between friendship and love, they find something neither of them knows how to define.
Neither says anything.
Neither asks.
Neither knows for certain what the other is thinking.
As the ERP project approaches its final days, the question becomes harder to ignore:
"What happens when the only thing standing between two people is the one sentence neither is willing to say?"
Because sometimes, one month is enough time to fall for someone...
but not enough time to find out whether they were falling for you too.
And when the last day finally arrives, will either of them dare to ask --
"If only we had one more day."