Eight years ago, she bought him a cup of coffee in the study room at three in the morning; eight years later, they are investors and doctors on both sides of the negotiation table. The two rationalists finally began to calculate the probability of heartbeat.
They are all rational people. She believed in data, he believed in logic. She was used to restraint, and he was used to calculation. But the heartbeat is never a straight line - it fluctuates, gets out of control, and jumps to unexpected peaks just when you think you have everything under control.
One day, she consulted him and made a clinical diagnosis: heartbeat.
