Paranoid Attack v Dumb Suffering Mo Mansheng picked up a silent young man. He thought it was a child who was born unable to speak, so he paid more attention, but did not notice the redness quietly turning red at the tips of the young man's ears when he lowered his eyes. Later, he took the person home and watched him sign in sign language to help with housework, watched him quietly bring hot tea while he was working at his desk, and watched him stare at the rainy scene outside the window in a daze, like a docile and fragile deer. Mo Mansheng's heart, which had never beaten for anyone, began to tighten uncontrollably - this dumb show that started as a disguise finally revealed its hottest undertones in his paranoia and concealment. He thought he was controlling the prey, but he didn't know that from the beginning, his heart had already been firmly locked by the other party's silence.
Intent: Silence is not a proof of obedience, gentleness may be a cloak of paranoia. When the deliberately built mask is torn apart, two people who each have their own secrets finally understand in the tug-of-war that a true bond never needs to be disguised. Accepting each other's darkness and vulnerability is the most honest form of love.