[Illustrator VS Divorce Lawyer]
In Xie Pingwei's illustrations, there is always a blank space left for "self" that cannot be invaded, like an unresolved reverberation. In reality, she avoids marriage - she has seen too many people wear off their edges in intimate relationships and live like blurred shadows. She is afraid that she will hear the dull pain of being "assimilated".
Four years ago, Ye Yinan was pushed away by the word "inappropriate". What she didn't say was the muffled sound in her heart: She was afraid that if she loved her to the extreme, her outline would be shattered like a heavy object falling to the ground.
When they met again in her studio, he was already a divorce lawyer accustomed to separation. One uses a paintbrush to guard his own boundaries, and the soft sound of the pen tip scratching the paper contains stubbornness; the other dismantles people's hearts in a broken relationship, and the slowness of turning the files is wrapped in dull pain.
When an old love meets, the nervousness and fear from back then are still trembling. She was afraid that love would gnaw away at the edges, and every time she got close, it was like hearing the muffled sound of self-destruction; he was trapped in her decisive turn back then, and that unspoken farewell turned into a continuous dull pain over the years, making him feel heavy when touched.
When the outline of themselves collides with the bonds of love, can they let love find a gap to grow without blurring each other? After all, some echoes may seem dull, but they contain the resilience to break through barriers.
