As an emergency department nurse, "I" rush between the city and the hospital day and night, repeatedly consumed by night shifts, life and death, fatigue and loneliness. By chance, she met "Mr. Beech", a talking bench in a park under a viaduct - he came from the remote Kaibab Forest and spent countless late nights with her with stories about the survival of animals and plants. It accompanies her to watch sunsets, stars, heavy rains and the four seasons, and also listens to her talk about farewells in the emergency room, encounters during travel, family and old hometown. This is a gentle healing book for the city-weary.
