Dislocated Time and Space

In the glass curtain wall forest of the bustling city, two people with their own incomplete souls met unexpectedly. Lin Wan, a talented design executive, lives her life based on a strict symmetrical order. Every object in the apartment appears in pairs, with precise positions like mirror images. This obsessive-compulsive orderliness is her way of fighting against the chaos of the world, and is also a silent expression of her inner loneliness. Gu Cheng, a calm and sharp investment director, lost the sense of touch in his right hand in a car accident ten years ago. That beautiful but silent hand became a bystander of his body and an invisible barrier between him and the world. He relearned everything with his left hand, but could never fill the hole in his right hand. At a company's year-end reception, Lin Wan noticed for the first time Gu Cheng's hand holding a champagne glass as if it was separated by a layer of glass. Gu Chengze discovered in later observations that the lights in Lin Wan's office and apartment always turned on at the same time - on the left and right, exactly. From a chance meeting in a coffee shop to a dark conversation at a charity auction, two incomplete souls gradually gradually... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.