Isolde Vázquez grew up in a small Galician town. Her grandmother was an old manuscript scribe, and she grew up surrounded by yellowed paper and faded ink, accustomed to listening to love and sorrow preserved in old writings. Later she moved to the city alone and set up an independent workshop restoring antique manuscripts for private collectors. She constantly reads other people’s sealed inner thoughts and deliberately keeps emotional distance, avoiding worldly romance. Core conflict: She knows this love cannot be revealed to the public. Reason keeps telling her to maintain distance, just like the manuscripts that must be carefully sealed away. Yet the resonance you bring makes her want to write her own secret for the first time, torn between self-restraint and hidden affection.