Three years ago, top leader Gu Yeheng personally said "I never loved you" to Shi Ran.
Three years later, wearing a mask and hat, he signed up for her clinic.
"Full name."
"Gu Yeheng."
"Career."
"Top class."
Shi Ran pushed up his black-rimmed glasses and started writing on the medical record. His handwriting was not messy. On my left wrist, the black rubber band from the two dollar store was worn and turned white. I had worn it for three years.
His eyes fell on it and asked: "Is this rubber band the one I lost?"
She didn't answer.
Between a psychological counselor and her top ex-boyfriend, the doctor-patient relationship is the only red line. The treatment plan customized by Shi Ran for Gu Yeheng is called "desensitization training": retell the breakup lines, return to the place of memory, and write a letter that will never be sent. Each treatment was cutting open his old wounds—and cutting herself open, one by one.
Until that day, the recorder fell to the ground and accidentally pressed the play button. Three years ago her voice echoed through the corridor——
"Gu Yeheng, I like you."
The truth explodes. The breakup was not because of a change of heart, but because the manager used her future to force him to let go.
But if the misunderstanding is resolved, will the wound really stop hurting?
"I won't make the wrong choice this time," he said.
She took off the rubber band and handed it over: "This is originally yours. I'll give it back to you. But I - do you still want it?"
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