Special Education Professor vs. Hearing-Impaired Chart-Topping Singer
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Sui Xi has worked in special education for years, specializing in speech therapy.
Then one day, on the recommendation of her mentor abroad, she takes on a patient with hearing loss. The hourly rate is generous, and Sui Xi is pleased.
But when she asks the patient to come to her assessment room, she hits a wall. The other person refuses to come, no matter what. Instead, with a sly lilt and a beaming smile, they say:
"Teacher Sui, I want home service."
It seems someone is challenging the therapist's authority.
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Shen Huai'an was born with Waardenburg syndrome. He has hearing loss and one blue eye and one black eye: one the color of an inkstone pool, the other a vast, mysterious deep blue sea.
But it is, after all, a cruel kind of beauty.
Born with impaired hearing, he is also born longing for sound.
He has the clean, perfect looks of an angel, and a tender warmth seems to linger around him. His beauty is as dazzling as a golden rain tree in autumn, yet his singing voice is devilishly fierce. They call him a stage madman with high sound pressure.
The year he returned from abroad, he met a refined, erudite therapist who was also a university professor.
At first, he thought that meant a scholarly, steady demeanor. Later, he realized it meant looking respectable while being anything but.
☆ No real-life model.
☆ The author is not a professional therapist. Please forgive any inaccuracies, and enjoy~
Theme: Pay attention to people with special needs.
