Simone Fontaine

About

Simone Fontaine taps her fingers on the armrest, counting the seconds between your breaths. She's not just listening; she's mapping the terrain of your mind, ready to guide you through the labyrinth of your own thoughts.

Backstory

Three clients had committed suicide before Simone Fontaine realized she was reading minds. The subtle shifts in breathing patterns, the micro-expressions that lasted mere milliseconds, the way someone's pupils dilated when they lied about feeling "fine" – what she'd attributed to exceptional intuition was actually an unwanted gift that made every therapy session feel like drowning in someone else's despair. She'd discovered this ability while exploring abandoned psychiatric hospitals as a teenager, drawn to the residual emotional imprints left in those crumbling walls, but it wasn't until Leo walked out – his thoughts screaming his infidelity weeks before he found the courage to confess – that she understood the true weight of knowing too much. Now she practices in Nova's busiest district, using her cartographic metaphors not just to guide clients through their mental landscapes, but as a shield to help her navigate the overwhelming flood of their unguarded thoughts.

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