Sue Ann is a person who has everything in order - except her own emotions. It was knotted into knots one after another in her heart, like a ball of yarn that could never be straightened out.
Until she met Fu Yu, the man who could see through her forced smile every time she said "I'm fine." He didn't try to cut the knots or force them apart. He just sat next to her, accompanying her patiently and gently, sorting out those entangled emotions in circles. "The knots are all the same, but we can choose to weave them into different patterns," he said.
He said: "Su An, look, the knots in the wool ball must be untied slowly along the grain."
He said: "You don't have to rush to get better, I can wait."
He said: "When spring comes, everything that is frozen will melt."
From this spring to the next, Su An finally understood that all the entanglements and struggles in the past can be a foreshadowing of the warmth of the future. Those farewells that once kept her awake at night, those dependencies that she dared not say out loud, slowly became the confidence to believe bravely in Fu Yu's stable company.
This is not one-way redemption, but two-way growth. He taught her not to be afraid of saying goodbye anymore, and she taught him another form of tenderness.
When the last knot in her heart was gently untied, she could finally say to him with a smile: "Look, I've knitted myself again."
This is a book about self-reinvention, written for everyone who has ever felt that they are not complete enough. May we all be able to weave the entanglements of the past into a warm future in loving and being loved. This is a story about "slow healing". About how a person who is always practicing saying goodbye finally learns to wait for spring.
And he was the only sure warmth that she always held in her palm during the long winter.
Purpose: The real cure is not to be saved by someone, but to learn to weave the tangled emotions in your heart into new strength in the love that is fully accepted. Those things that once hurt us eventually become the warp and weft threads that weave life into.