Listening to Bones

One: The first thing Qin Shangya did after her breakup was resign from a top hospital and hit the reset button on her life. On her first day at her new company, she unexpectedly ran into Lu Ziyan, a genius artist who was young, rich, beautiful, and had a strange, passionate interest in her voice. At first, Qin Shangya assumed it was just an emotional game played by a rich heiress. She kept her distance, drew clear boundaries, and made it known that she would never fall in love again. But she was wrong. Lu Ziyan was passionate and radiant, with a maturity beyond her years. She always knew how to soothe the doctor's anxieties and steer clear of the scars she already knew about. Like a ball of fire, she melted Qin Shangya's frozen heart, inch by inch, as she drew closer. The more Qin Shangya tried to run, the deeper she sank into this dangerous warmth. “I really like your voice, Dr. Qin.” Lu Ziyan chuckled softly by her ear and said: “Maybe we've met somewhere before?” Two: For ten years, Lu Ziyan searched desperately for the person who had saved her from the brink of death, guided only by the voice she remembered. But when she unexpectedly reunited with Qin Shangya at an art exhibition, the other woman knew nothing about what had happened. The doctor had been through a painful heartbreak. She seemed calm and unruffled on the outside, but deep down, she no longer believed in love. Lu Ziyan didn't care. Under the guise of friendship, she drew close, looked after her, and flirted with her, even though the doctor had clearly said she wouldn't get involved with anyone again. Qin Shangya assumed she was just clingy, that a young girl was being possessive of a new friend. Lu Ziyan had no experience with romance, and the doctor told her she didn't understand anything. Lu Ziyan only smiled, as if nothing that happened in the future could ever frighten her. But when it came to asking that one question, she was afraid. “Dr. Qin, after all these years of practicing medicine, you've seen so many illnesses and cured so many patients.” That day, Lu Ziyan edged closer and asked carefully: “Have you ever tried falling in love with a patient?” *A gentle, devoted, highly sensitive doctor older sister* x *a scheming, sickly artist with a possessive streak* *Significant age gap; happy ending* *A slow start, so be patient~ Theme: Use love to face life's unpredictability