Qi Huang, a well-known psychiatrist, suddenly fell into a vortex of memory on an ordinary afternoon.
She always remembered a man named Helios.
That person was surrounded by indifference when he was young and was never treated gently by the world. He was like a sunflower forgotten in the shadows, desperately trying to catch a ray of light.
But as the memory becomes clearer and clearer, Qi Huang becomes increasingly unclear—
Is Helios a real person?
Is it another light born from her subconscious?
Or is it another version of herself that she dares not face?
She once thought that she had long lost the ability to love, and she had long been accustomed to wrapping all her emotions with calmness and reason.
Until Helios shows up again.
She was like a belated sun, illuminating the trauma that Qi Huang didn't want to reveal to others, and also made her gradually understand that redemption is never one-way.
"I want to see my sun again before the sunflowers wither."
One of them is repressed, the other is paranoid and passionate; one can't believe being loved, and the other just wants to have all the warmth in front of her.
From meeting to temptation, from misunderstanding to getting closer, they walked towards each other step by step, and also found their lost selves step by step.
Eventually, the sunflower grows toward the sun again.
And they finally understood——
It turns out that the most gentle healing is not when someone pulls you out of the darkness, but when someone is willing to accompany you on the ruins and shine your light again.
Two heroines｜Two-way redemption｜HE
