Chapter 149 The Grandpa is 1.9 meters tall

This question that flashed through her mind could be said to be Suzuki Sonoko's last glimmer of hope as an [Intuitive Creature].

And it only took six seconds.

The doctor waved his slender and handsome (most importantly, without wrinkles!) hand in front of her eyes.

He asked, "What's wrong?"

Yuanzi suddenly came back to his senses: "Nothing happened!"

She was startled by her own sudden raised voice, but in just a second, she couldn't remember why she spoke so loudly.

However, the question the doctor had asked before was still clearly engraved in her mind.

"Why did you tell Jingye about his character flaws when we broke up..."

Yuanzi seemed to be suddenly sleepy, and he repeated it with a misty look in his eyes. After he finished repeating, he stayed still for a while, and finally tilted his head woodenly, and the sleepy look on his face disappeared in an instant.

"Does this kind of thing... even need a 'why'?"

She opened her deep-seeing green eyes and asked in a puzzled tone, "In a normal relationship, you still need to give a reason when you break up."

"Although my family is on the side of the [Examiner] who is selecting the candidates, those [Applicants] are not without backgrounds either."

"There's no reason at all. Just say no. Even if our family name is Suzuki, we don't have the nerve to do that..."

doctor:……

The doctor sighed. "What I'm asking is, why did you deliberately analyze his character flaws? And why did you choose such an embarrassing time to reveal them in such an embarrassing way?"

——Pierce the soul of others and see through their pride.

——Let the arrogant know that everything they once wanted to hide will never be hidden.

How should I put it...

The old man sighed as he thought about it. This is really a very elementary hobby.

But the fact that she could do this so easily showed that this girl's foundation was much better than he had initially imagined.

However, the "patient" in front of him could not understand what he was so relieved about.

Suzuki Sonoko said, "We've been together for over three months, after all. I just saw it." She was stunned for a moment: "Does this thing really need to be analyzed deliberately?"

"And the way it was revealed was embarrassing..."

Having said that, she paused strangely: thanks to the memory from before, when she thought about it again, Feng Jingye's expression at that time appeared in her mind more clearly than ever before.

He sat in a red leather armchair with a plate of chocolate chip cookies in front of him and a half-empty cup of coffee.

A thin wisp of hot air rose up and lingered around the second button of his camel coat.

His expression didn't change much from the beginning. When he smiled, it was only a slight smile, making him look as if he was bathed in a spring breeze.

Yuanzi remembered that during the conversation, Feng Jingye's "smile" never disappeared, but the "smile" became fainter.

She had said so much just to make conversation, and he just listened with his hand on his forehead. The expression when he looked at her was full of perfunctory gentleness. His eyes seemed to be cut by the reflection on the lens. At first glance, they looked as cold as broken glass.

Then he started calling her stupid as if nothing had happened.

——From the beginning, Sonoko thought that was proof that he had always remained rational.

But as this memory scene became clearer than ever, Feng Jingye's eyes hidden behind the lenses were like a ray of light that penetrated the long-lasting fog, which made Suzuki Sonoko's heart skip a beat for no reason.

turn out to be.

She thought, so that expression is called embarrassment?

Did she...ever make Feng Jingye so embarrassed?

Perhaps it was because she could empathize with him too easily. For a moment, Sonoko even wanted to rush into the picture that had long been buried in her memories, hold his hand, and then...

Then she didn't know what to do.

If she apologized for this, Yi Feng Jingye's personality would only become even more unbearable, but apart from that, what else could she do?

This pure doubt was fully reflected in his facial expression.

The doctor leaned forward almost imperceptibly and carefully examined the girl in front of him.

The initial hindsight was not fake.

The doubt that emerged later was also purely touching - the sunlight was shining brightly at this time, and it sprinkled gold all over the girl. There was even a faint pink tint at the corners of her slowly drooping eyes.

The doctor did not just stare at Yuanzi quietly, but seemed to be thinking about something along with her silence.

After a long time, he leaned back in his chair and chose a very comfortable position. When he looked at Suzuki Sonoko again, his expression seemed completely new.

"So you're just plain slow?"

He seemed to be talking to himself: "Because I'm slow, I don't even know what fear is..."

"No wonder he can stay in the arms of Huojin God peacefully."

The last sentence was also spoken in a very low voice, but you couldn't help but be sharp-eared by Yuanzi.

Her already mournful face darkened even further, and with a drooping mouth, she let out a "tsk" sound and said dissatisfiedly, "Yato has successfully changed his job. Can you please stop calling him 'Huojinshen' and 'Huojinshen'?"

The tone can be said to be quite impolite.

But the doctor remained unmoved and became even more curious.

"Why," he asked with a smile, "if we take off the cloak of the God of Misfortune for a while, will he no longer be scary?"

Sonoko asked why it was scary?

Her expression was as stubborn as that of an elementary school student who was afraid her parents would label her internet addiction as a bad hobby.

"Yato is so good to me!"

After emphasizing this, she felt a little aggrieved: "Everyone has their share of dark history. Why are you holding on to the failures in someone's resume?"

The doctor smiled again, his warm aura having a wonderful soothing effect. He apologized sincerely, and then sighed inexplicably.

"I'm not very familiar with your family's upbringing," the doctor tapped his forehead. "Over the past few hundred years, the human nobility seems to have evolved more in this area than I imagined."

"But the fact that desire can lead to audacity is true for everything in the world."

Suzuki Sonoko: ...

Suzuki Sonoko: "Aren't you scolding yourself too?"

The doctor smiled calmly and said, "Yes, including me."

"That includes you and me!"

"You know what an equivalent exchange is? If you're looking for a guardian angel, you have to pay him a salary. Yato's requirements aren't very high."

"That's true."

The doctor said, "Throughout history, those who have believed they can control the spirit of misfortune have always forgotten this point after tasting its benefits. Even if the spirit of misfortune demands a great deal, since you possess so much more, the two are but a drop in the bucket. Ultimately, the benefits outweigh the disadvantages."

Suzuki Sonoko: "If you keep yelling like that, I'm going to get really angry!"

The doctor stared at her in silence for a long moment, then suddenly praised her, saying, "That's a very good expression."

When he said this, his tone could be described as gentle and persuasive.

"Remember your current mood. You must find a suitable opportunity later to carefully recreate the scene just now in front of Huojin, no, in front of the god—"

"—If you can thoroughly impress him, then you and your family will never have to worry about backlash."

Yuanzi asked, "What the hell are these things?"

"There's more to it than just dirty py dealings between our family and Yato, okay?"

She was really a little angry. "I am willing to spend money on him and want to be nice to him because he will be nicer to me!"

"That's fine."

The doctor was a bit amused and taught her, "To give someone your sincerity without authorization and then force them to return your sincerity—that's the most unreasonable and unfair clause in the world."

“If you want to get the same return, you must learn to let the other person see it.”

The doctor's hand slowly fell on her chest. "This is indeed a very good heart, but putting it in a box and giving it away without thinking often doesn't bring you what you thought you would get."

"You have to learn to open it—"

The man's bony fingers traced a line across her chest: "Let him see how red it is, how hot it is, and how it beats for him."

"Only after adding this [explanation] can your intention truly have value."

“To have what it should have, or in other words, to have something of a higher value than what it could have been paid for.”

Suzuki Sonoko felt that this argument was strangely familiar.

A light bulb went off in her head and she remembered.

...Isn't this Ximen Sojiro's style?

Any help I give her would be in vain if I couldn't let her see it directly.

Even if I was silently giving in private, I would count the time like counting on my fingers. I had to choose a time to make things clear and get a thank you from her.

But forgive her for being frank, with Ximen Jun's example in mind, she felt that this approach was useless.

So, Miss Sonoko puffed out her cheeks and corrected the subject: "Our worldviews are incompatible. Let's not discuss this topic anymore. Doctor, you're here to be a window. Find your feeling quickly and restrain your urge to preach."

"You look a bit like the dean now, you know..."

The doctor, as if hearing this description for the first time, asked, "Is that so?"

"Yes!"

At Sonoko's bitter nod, the doctor considered for a moment and said, "Then let's skip this point."

He adjusted the frame of his glasses, leaned sideways on the armrest of the chair, and asked again: "What about Huo Jin, um, that god, he gave you his true heart and he also has enough ability, so you gave him something, but what can the vampire give you?"

"I mean..."

As Miss Suzuki's gaze was about to turn from anger to viciousness, the doctor changed his words, "The hunter boy who was about to become a vampire."

As soon as he showed signs of giving in, Sonoko's anger would quickly disappear, and under his apologetic gaze, she would naturally puff out her cheeks to show that she was no longer angry, and her thoughts would quickly follow his question.

She thought about it and exclaimed in a low voice as if it was natural: "Zero's parents died to save me, huh?"

——People say that a life is worth a life, but for the kidnapped person, the ransom price demanded by the kidnappers basically represents the money to buy his life.

"I feel that my life is as precious as it is worth, and what his parents have done for me is worthy of being treated with respect."

"According to my uncle, they only have one son, Ling, so I can't marry him because of his poor health. But if conditions permit and I really marry him, I will definitely abandon all class vices (such as having a lover) and treat him well with all my heart!"

Doctor: "But forget about it when you didn't know before. You should have understood later. The reason the Kiryu couple died that night was because of the old hatred between them and the pure-blood... I think her name was Feiying Xian, it wasn't because of you."

"After reading those files, didn't it occur to you that you actually don't owe them anything?"

Sonoko's first reaction after hearing this was, "What kind of doctor is this? He actually knows that there are pure-blooded vampires!" But before she could carefully identify what was wrong, her whole mentality changed rapidly.

The feeling went from "How does he know so much?" to something like "Seeing my 80-year-old father playing Honor of Kings on his computer" and then thinking, "Wow, he's so cool! He knows everything!"

Then Sonoko shook her head seriously and corrected him.

"The Kiryu couple saved me, not when Hirayama attacked their house in the middle of the night."

"I was kidnapped and thrown into a car before. I killed the kidnappers, and then I encountered a bunch of monsters - they killed the monsters and then let me out of the car."

Help is here.

Sonoko said, "I was the one who found out the evidence that the Kiryu couple were murdered and told Zero about it. I had already thought about it at the time."

“There is no problem in the world that money cannot solve. If there is, it is because there is not enough money.”

"Zero is a very good person. To be honest, if he wasn't so nice and said he was repaying a favor, I would just give him money. But because he is really nice, I treat him well too."

The doctor tapped his temple with his index finger, looking exhausted. "Is 'very good' the only adjective in your vocabulary?"

Yuanzi said no, but it’s really good!

"Fancy adjectives are for others to see. I'm not writing a lyrical essay for homework. This is how I feel about him, so why not just say it directly?"

doctor:……

Doctor: "Excuse me, have you told him these words?"

Sonoko thought for a moment and replied, "Doctor, I really think I told you this when we were talking about our journey earlier."

The doctor paused, as if recalling something, and then asked again, "I mean, did you say these words about how good he was after he told you that he was going to become a fallen vampire, or before?"

"Um……"

Suzuki Sonoko thought for a moment and said, "I don't remember. I should have said it all, right?"

"At first, he told me he had a terminal illness. When I wanted to take him for a checkup, he was very cooperative. I was thinking that dying people would be under a lot of psychological pressure, so I planned to find him a psychiatrist—I mean, a human one—even though he knew it was useless, he still cooperated with me. It was a waste of his time..."

"Looking at it this way, Zero is indeed a very good person!"

The doctor hummed, then asked, "When you discovered he didn't actually have a terminal illness, weren't you angry about being kept in the dark?"

Sonoko thought for a moment and said, "A little bit."

"But their rule is not to tell ordinary people. Zero is just following the rules. And I soon found out the reason from the Pillar Tower."

At this point, her voice grew almost undetectable. "And Ling-kun, at the time, did indeed believe he had a terminal illness, right?"

Her expression changed quickly, and then she raised her head proudly: "I'm a very good judge of people. What he said at that time must be the truth!"

"Even the fact that he didn't know about his parents being murdered was told to him by me!"

The doctor seemed to be amused by her expression and actually raised his hand to touch her head.

The man's palm was warm and gentle, and his movements were calm and not abrupt at all, which made Yuanzi inexplicably recall the feeling of being rubbed on the back of her head by her annoying uncle on her birthday when she was a child.

So he couldn't help but rub it against the doctor's palm.

The doctor felt a slight tremor in his chest from the laughter, and simply kept his hand on her head.

"yes."

He smiled and praised, "You decisively shattered all the expectations he had for the world he lived in, and then, at just the right moment, gave him a brand new hope."

"That's really well done."

Yuanzi said, "Ah?"

"What do you mean by... a brand new hope?"

——Wow, although Zero Kiryu is infected with the 'blood-sucking virus', he works diligently as a discipline committee member every day, arresting people and deducting points to intimidate his fans day and night, and rolling up his sleeves to uproot cherry trees at any time.

The result is a character who is desperate about life?

"You said you could save him."

He replied thoughtfully, "There's no need to quench your thirst with poison, to simply linger on. There's no need to compromise with those you hate, or even torture yourself."

"Aren't you telling her that as long as he's willing to give everything to you, he can, with your blessing, transform back into the human form he longs for most?"

"If this were a dream, I guess even the most beautiful people wouldn't want to wake up."

After he said that, Yuanzi was stunned for a moment.

To Zero, "Is this... actually just a beautiful dream?"

Because all races are treated equally, Sonoko didn't quite understand from the beginning how much it was worth looking forward to being able to become a human again.

Although level E requires level A blood to maintain its health in order to avoid corruption, given her inherent perception that "money can buy anything", Sonoko actually thinks that although this matter is troublesome, it is not difficult to handle.

After all, Zero Kiryu remained calm from beginning to end.

——Even when he said he had a “terminal illness”, he was calm and composed.

This led Sonoko to always think that he was the kind of person who could "face everything calmly."

It's like an old man who has long accepted the approach of his sunset. Not only do you not feel despair, but after staying with him for a long time, you even have a mysterious sense of cherishing that "life is so beautiful, I must learn to cherish it."

Then she belatedly recalled what the doctor had said.

Sonoko: "Doctor, were you just... trying to say I was fooling people?"

The doctor tilted his head helplessly.

Not only did Yuanzi not believe it, but she also felt a little aggrieved by his continued misunderstanding, and her voice became louder when she tried to defend herself:

"Then I can save you!"

"Even though I hadn't become a god yet (come to think of it, she quite naturally claimed to be a god in front of an internationally renowned psychologist), but judging by Yato's judgment, saving Zero really wasn't difficult..."

"If it's not difficult, just do it. If there are difficulties later, just overcome them and do it again!"

Seeing that she was so determined and refused to repent, the doctor smiled and shook his head.

"Have you heard the saying, 'What's more terrifying than disappointment is giving people hope and then being disappointed again'?"

Yuanzi said, of course I have heard of it!

Although she was still stubborn, she thought deeply for the first time in a long time:

Perhaps it was because she had never seen through Zero Kiryu's personality, so she didn't think that the matter was serious enough to require him to despair of life - naturally, she didn't realize how much expectation her rash words would bring to him.

So she couldn't imagine how much of a blow it would be to him if this expectation was not met.

"Then I'll have to apologize next time I see Zero..."

The doctor said, "What?"

"Apologize!"

Sonoko repeated, "Although I have become a god now and can save him directly after recovering my body, I was not 100% sure when I made the promise."

She said with certainty: "From my perspective, it was clearly an uncertain matter, but I gave him a promise without authorization, even though I knew I was sincere—"

"--Rather, it's precisely because I'm sincere. Even if I fail, Zero will be incredibly disappointed. He might even try to comfort me, saying he's 'actually prepared for this' or something like that..."

doctor:……

Doctor: "Are you still going to apologize to him?"

Yuanzi nodded decisively: "Yes."

Doctor: "Are you going to tell him again what you just told me?"

Sonoko: “Hmm?”

doctor:……

The doctor couldn't help but chuckle. He stroked the top of her head and said, "You were just an ordinary person back then, yet he was willing to tell you such a secret. This proves that the little vampire is completely devoted to you. If he does it again, the benefits won't be much greater."

"In fact."

He tapped the girl's forehead and said, "Trust is something that only needs to reach a certain threshold."

"Once you cross that line, the person you want to control will be more likely to act on impulse and cause unexpected consequences beyond your plan."

His tone was even more like that of a principal than before.

In a trance, Yuanzi even found the feeling that [her biological father had diligently taught her how to behave in the world]. There was a hint of ungrateful irritation mixed with her kindness, and she raised her hand and slapped the other person's palm away.

"What a mess you're talking about," Ms. Suzuki frowned. "I want to apologize to Zero because I really did something that deserves an apology."

"Admitting my mistakes has been one of my few strengths since I was little. How come you're saying...it's unnecessary?"

Although he was clapped, the doctor was surprisingly not angry. He looked at her for a long time, almost in curiosity, and his attitude became even more friendly.

——Yuanzi thought to herself, hasn’t this doctor always been friendly? He’s a leader in the service industry. Why do I feel that he has only become friendly now?

The next second, the doctor's dry fingertips touched her eyelids.

"What a terrifying sincerity."

He touched Yuanzi's eyes until they felt itchy, so he blinked hard twice.

The doctor seemed to have just realized this and sighed with a smile.

The man touched the girl's still puffy cheek and said, "The more naive, the more sincere it seems—no wonder people always say, 'Those who lie with sincerity can deceive the whole world.'"

Yuanzi wondered if she was being scolded.

She has never been scolded by her parents in such a roundabout way since she was a child. She said she felt wronged and was about to make a fuss at any moment!

However, before he could open his mouth, the other person covered it, and his cheeks were immediately stuffy like a pufferfish.

She rolled her eyes at the doctor angrily.

The doctor laughed, "You actually have far fewer advantages than you think."

Suzuki Sonoko: “…”

Suzuki Sonoko: "If you keep scolding me, I'll fire you—"

"But it's more valuable than you think."

Suzuki Sonoko: "--Next time, don't breathe so hard when you speak. By the way, is this a compliment or an insult?"

The doctor said of course it was a compliment.

“I was in awe.”

"Using lies, love, and false devotion to manipulate others isn't that difficult once you get the hang of it. It just depends on how well you do it. But you're like that..."

The man swallowed the rest of his smile back into his chest.

It is said that the most hateful and pitiful people are those who have great good intentions but do bad things unconsciously;

The most terrifying and lamentable thing is people who turn hypocrisy into instinct.

The man pretending to be a doctor lay back on the backrest, sighing as he looked at the girl sitting cross-legged beside him:

No matter how good your acting skills are, they cannot compare to a genuine heart, and the girl in front of me is sincere in everything she does.

Such a heart filled with soft desire for control, no, he thought, this is a true heart born out of soft desire for control - how terrifying would it be?

"This talent of yours is much more interesting than I thought."

Suzuki Sonoko: ...

Suzuki Sonoko: "When you praise someone, can you please be more clear so that I can understand..."

The doctor said you don’t need to understand.

He smiled and touched the top of the girl's head, and gently told her: "When you don't understand these things, everything you do can be forgiven. Even if you are very weak, as long as you keep in touch with them long enough, you can influence everyone you want to influence."

"Once you understand, this talent will probably be discounted."

The doctor laughed first after he finished speaking, because the girl looked at him with a confused face, her eyes as clear as ever.

——It’s a really beautiful green.

The man touched her eyelids for the second time and rubbed her curly eyelashes with his thumb: "You should have less life experience."

"Transparent eyes, like transparent hearts, are the hardest to preserve."

Yuanzi rolled her eyes at him at that moment.

"Who are you looking down on?" She once again entered the elementary school student mode of showing off to her parents. "I've been through a lot, okay?"

The slight awkwardness when they first met disappeared with the messy communication. Yuanzi had no sense of barriers or confidentiality at all, and even the PTSD that he had developed five hundred years ago had mostly recovered.

She leaned forward and laid directly on the doctor's lap. She almost fell asleep as he kept touching her hair. As he did so, she spoke naturally and with deep emotion about her bad experience five hundred years ago.

She's actually quite proud of it.

——Look, I was able to survive and come back from under the hands of that boss. This life experience would be something I could brag about for half my life if I told other people about it!

I'm not psychologically fragile at all, okay?

In fact, the doctor's original intention was not to say that she was psychologically fragile. Transparency, in a sense, is an incomparable compliment.

But this new god who changed his ways was able to withstand the erosion and not fall...

Sure enough, the last time I saw her, she looked weak. It wasn't because she was deliberately hiding something in the crowd, but because she was really injured.

"What are you thinking about?"

As his cuffs were being tugged at harder and harder, he lowered his head and saw a face full of "Praise Me".

"Why are you not talking?"

The doctor then smiled and praised her.

It's a good thing to have a clear heart - although they are all transparent, crystal is better than glass, and diamond is better than crystal.

"This heart, which grows on a soft and controlling body," the man sighed, gazing into the girl's eyes, "actually still has some edges."

This unrepentant innocence is so precious.

"Its weapon isn't just love it can give; hatred can be just as terrifying."

Suzuki Sonoko actually didn't understand what he wanted to say.

However: "It feels like a prophet reciting proverbs, but it's a pity no one gave you a special effect."

The doctor said yes.

"It's a pity that no one gave me a special effect."

"Come to think of it," he tapped her chest, "you really do say what you think."

Sonoko: "What else?"

"I've always been like this, and besides—you don't need me to be perfunctory."

Doctor: “Hmm?”

Sonoko said, "I don't know either, but psychotherapy is only effective if you tell the doctor the truth. And it can be said to be a pure feeling. You like the truth, right?"

Doctor: "Excuse me, Miss Sonoko, but pointing out other people's little quirks can easily lead to missteps."

These words reminded Yuanzi of Feng Jingye again.

But: "I'm not saying this casually, I just feel like you probably don't mind..."

She tilted her head, looking distressed as she "senses" for a moment, "Not only do you not mind, but when I tell you directly—you're actually quite happy, right?"

The doctor became even more curious: "Did you come to this conclusion simply based on your feelings?"

Sonoko deadpanned, "I feel like we've already talked about this several times. Are you sure you want to talk about it again?"

Goodbye, what a waste of saliva.

The doctor thought about it and said, "That's right."

"But I still want to praise you again."

Yuanzi smiled and nodded: "That's fine!"

The doctor then smiled. He smiled most of the time, and his smile was much warmer than Jing Ye's.

He looked up and thought for a while, then bent down and picked up the girl who was lying on his lap. Under her confused gaze, he placed her on his lap and simply stacked them together to bask in the sun.

"It's much more interesting than I thought..."

The doctor patted her back intermittently and said lazily, "The way you deal with things makes you the type of child I like the most."

Yuanzi said sleepily, "Yes."

Half asleep, she rubbed her itchy ear against the doctor's chest and mumbled, "Could you please write a report explaining exactly how I coped?"

"Know what this does."

The doctor's cheek was pressed against the top of her head, and when he heard this, he gently rubbed it, and said in an almost gentle and coaxing tone, "Didn't I tell you - when you don't know it, it's the best weapon. Once you know it, it will no longer have the power it has now."

"That's fine."

Sonoko muttered softly, "I don't really understand it myself, but can I write [Everything is normal] in the diagnosis column? I don't want to worry my parents..."

"Everything is fine."

A pleasant voice slowly echoed beside my ears: "Write 'Everything is normal', then I won't be able to come next time. It's quite difficult to design a reasonable identity. The surveillance methods in the modern world are simply changing with each passing day."

"Or pick an insignificant disease. Which one do you prefer?"

Sonoko: “Hmm…”

"She fell asleep," the man lifted her hair and tucked it behind her ear. "Judging from her reaction, the extent of the damage to her divine body seems to be more serious than I thought."

Sonoko snored softly.

"never mind."

With a slight shake, Yuanzi was moved from the intimate embrace to the familiar bed, and the soft quilt completely covered her head.

She heard the doctor say in her ear, "Sleep well." She opened her eyes drowsily and replied, "Yeah."

Shake hands and say goodbye to the doctor.

Five minutes later, the old housekeeper knocked on the door at the urging of the call bell and found that when the psychological consultation was over, the patient seemed to be overwhelmed, while the doctor felt a different kind of satisfaction and excitement.

On the way to see the doctor off, the old man subconsciously glanced around the room and found that the young lady had drawn all the curtains and was curled up in the quilt with only one hand half raised. She shook it when she remembered something, as if she was half asleep and about to sleepwalk.

——But after venting your energy, you will feel tired!

So he left quietly.

Until dinner time.

Ms. Suzuki did feel very tired after waking up from a good sleep, but this tiredness was filled with a sense of satisfaction.

It's like spending the whole day with my parents on my birthday. I'm tired, but I feel soft and friendly...

etc.

Her hazy mind seemed to suddenly grasp something - a familiar feeling of intimacy, like that of her own father. She seemed to have experienced it once in a panic a few days ago...

This startled her so much that she sat up on the spot, covering her head and trying to recall the past.

She underwent psychotherapy. At the same time, Sonoko clearly remembered what she had said and how she felt when she said it, but, yes, there is a but here!

But she couldn't remember why she recalled that feeling so naturally, and even said it out without any precautions!

Who would complain to a psychiatrist about vampires, onmyojis, five hundred years of time travel, and the god of misfortune who became a regular...

Then the psychiatrist must think she is a ghost, right?

Speaking of psychiatrists.

Suzuki Sonoko shuddered again subconsciously.

At the beginning, it was clearly a hunchbacked, kind-looking old man who might not be as tall as her when he stood up straight, but later... she seemed to be sitting in the old man's arms?

——Judging from the way the other person seemed to be able to easily hold her in his arms, his height must be close to 1.9 meters, right?

And the wrinkles on his face move.

wrong.

Yuanzi subconsciously slapped herself in the face: From the very beginning, when the old man pinched her face, there were no wrinkles on his hands!

The feeling of being like a real father, the familiar black-framed glasses, the wrinkles that move around, and the fake height of 1.6 meters...

Yuanzi fell back on the bed with a look of despair: She remembered.

At the beginning of the meeting, when her vision was dizzy and she felt like everything was going black, the wrinkles on the doctor's face flashed and disappeared, and she seemed to have seen that face clearly before. It was -

Aizen Sosuke!

The author has something to say: Aizen is 186cm tall, and with the soles of his shoes, he is almost 1.9 meters tall.

It's been a while since I last saw Kiryu and Kagamiya. The fiancés who appeared in the first dozen chapters should also slowly wrap up...

Good night finally.