She Heard More Than Just Her Heart

Lu Chichi is a 28-year-old psychological counselor at the Listening Mediation Room. During her three-year career, she has developed a pair of ears that can hear what other people's bodies are saying - she can read everything from tense shoulder lines to suspense to the corners of the mouth that are half a centimeter off. The only thing she couldn't hear were the words her body said seven years ago. At her cousin's wedding, she read the bride's mind and heard three sets of voices in one day: the aunt who was already calculating the name of the house, the aunt who just wanted her to do it quickly, and the bride who had a name on her mind but had already said yes. She calmed everyone down with her professional words. But after the wedding, the best man Cheng Yufan handed over an old letter from seven years ago - I left because you let me go. She never gave in. She clearly said don't leave that day. She began to doubt for the first time: she heard everyone except what her own body said. Each chapter is an independent short story. Every case is a sentence that is weighing on someone else's mind. She could sort it out for them - but who should she tell her own words to? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.