(՞៸៸> ᴗ <៸៸՞)♡

Read the inside of this face backwards, ՞៸៸> ᴗ <៸៸՞, and you get the same characters in the same order, except that > and < trade places. That works because each side is built the same way from its bracket inward: one ՞, then a pair of ៸, then the sign. The ᴗ sits at the hinge, flanked by the only two spaces in the face, while everything else is packed tight, down to the ♡ pressed against the closing parenthesis. That heart is the one character left over when you reverse the face: the fourteenth code point, with nothing on the left to answer it. The whole thing reads like a bashful smile holding very still, which suits the minute after you have asked someone something and are waiting to hear back.