This book is a mirror reflecting the reality by concerning with the bleeding lines between intimacies — especially between the sincere and the coercive. A novel raises a chorus of harmonic questions rather than squealing a single answer. Contemporary people are seeking to resolve problems for ethical perfection — the correct word, the right behavior, the sole and righteous position on myriad complex issues.

         As an international court interpreter, they understand a story’s apparent subject does not determine its conceptual limits; plot summary would do this book no justice….

         Interpreter‘s work also contains a keen understanding of human behavior, one that reaches far beyond the pages of this brief and arresting book; two people can owe to speak the truth, but speak totally contrary stories.

         A watchful, reticent woman sees peril and tries not to vanish… It's a delight to accompany the narrator’s astute observational intelligence through these pages… She hears and doesn’t hear the words amid her focus, just as she sees and doesn’t completely register events in her everyday life…There is preoccupation. The interpreter threads it brilliantly through the intimacies that she is trying to navigate: with new colleagues, women friends, and her beau, who goes away; with the work and with the nature of The Hague itself…

         Does a life pack a controlled but considerable wallop, all the more pleasurable for its nuance? Is life beautiful as a poem with a barbed and splendid meditation on peril?

          The novel tells a story of a normal professional middle age woman , from which you can discover different sides of life and understand yourself more.

         How to be unmovable in face of changeable world?

         How to tell the trust through their actions and motivations or languages?

         How to live a life with intimacy?