A sudden rain unexpectedly damaged an old embroidery screen about to be delivered. To keep a promise and years of handed-down craftsmanship, the embroidery workshop manager and a returning paper artisan joined hands to rescue the moisture-damaged embroidery patterns. From searching for old cloud patterns and blending lost traditional colors to repairing paper, mending patterns, and remounting, the two persisted through challenge after challenge without letting perfunctoriness replace earnestness, nor lowering standards due to tight time constraints. As dust-covered past events gradually unfolded, the two families' craftsmanship, interrupted for many years, reconnected, and mutual trust quietly grew through shared responsibility. In the end, the restored embroidery screen smoothly passed public inspection, and the two chose to stay and continue studying new works. Using traditional craftsmanship as a bond, the story conveys keeping promises and responsibility.