Scent

A girl from a single-parent family. Her mother has passed away, but she doesn't cry like other children. At fifteen, she smiles instead.

"That's wonderful. I won't have to put up with that pungent smell anymore."

"Click." A bottle opens.

No one notices a wisp of white smoke quietly drifting out.

"Click."

Two scents collide and quietly fade away.

"Click." The camera shutter goes off. The police officer smiles. "Thank you for your cooperation. If anything comes up later, we'll contact you again."

The camera shows a girl with her hair down, her face filled with a delicate, fragile beauty.

Theme: By using her imagination, the author has heightened one of the heroine's senses: her sense of smell. This is a female-dominant novel written from the perspective of someone at the pinnacle of olfaction. No one else can do it, no machine can do it. Only the heroine, who stands at the very top of the world of smell, can. Its main message is that human beings have limitless potential.