On the day thirty-five-year-old Zhou Yunchuan was laid off, his five-year-old son called, "Dad, can you pick me up early today?" Rushing to the kindergarten with his severance box, he realized his child was already used to being the last one waiting. To support his family and fulfill a promise, he started by picking up neighbors' kids and set up the "A Bit Earlier" after-school companion station. The former supervisor who once looked down on him for caring too much about family now came to ask him to pick up his daughter. Facing livelihood pressure and parents' doubts, he and his wife broke through barriers side by side, and amidst the laughter of a group of children, rediscovered the meaning of career and home.