She had known him for twenty years. Not together, not really over.
Three encounters, three brushes. It's just right every time, and it's just not enough every time.
When they met again, he was already her financial advisor. She walked into his system with a project and a blank beneficiary field. Every step after that was like a delicate negotiation—emails, contracts, data, and the occasional half-second pause in the eyes.
There was another person who walked in without asking why or without waiting for confirmation.
Two kinds of people, two ways of approaching. One that keeps you on the edge of "what can happen" forever. Let something happen and see if you accept it.
In the end she had no choice. Not because both are bad. It's because she finally understood clearly: what is "can" and what is "I want".
"Relationship Without a Beginning" is the main story of "Flower of the Other Side" and "Later". The three books are independent and do not need to be read in order.
Concept: time is misplaced, passing by