Yehenara, once innocent, adorable, beautiful, and kind, died after leaping from a building. She was reborn as a hypnotherapist. What made her return to life? Now, she sees through the ways of the world and understands human nature. No man can deceive her anymore.
"I can choose to let you fool me, but you're still far too green to fool me!" Yehenara declared with an imposing air.
Before reading this book, please make a solemn promise: never use the hypnosis in this book in real life, and do not use hypnosis to steal someone's affection, invade their privacy, or engage in similar behavior.
I'm a new author with a new work, so please offer your guidance.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Why do I feel uncomfortable looking at it?
Is there a male protagonist? If there are any, I won't read them.
Dilraba, Gulinaza, Yehenala, Malzaha
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