Chapter 288 Old Medical Records
I looked at my uncle meaningfully. No matter which of the two reasons it was, he had an undeniable responsibility.
It’s a pity that my grandparents are no longer with us, and no one will seek justice for my aunt.
I suddenly felt a little sad for my aunt.
Now that her parents are gone, her husband and daughter have become her closest relatives. Once they become indifferent to her, it seems that no one will listen to her grievances.
The thought of such a situation is suffocating.
The police investigation was just a routine matter. They did not doubt the cause of my aunt's death. They simply took my statement and left.
My mother helped pack up my aunt's belongings, while Deng Sisi was still sitting there browsing on her phone, as if everything around her had nothing to do with her.
"Mengmeng, come and help mommy pack up."
You thought of me while you were working.
Deng Sisi finally looked up at me. I glanced at her expressionlessly and said, "How about we sort out your mother's belongings together?"
Deng Sisi looked at me pitifully and said, "No, I will be very sad to see my mother's belongings." She said this with a look as if she was about to cry.
Damn it, I’ve been practicing all this time but I still can’t learn her skill of pretending to cry in a second.
But my mother fell for her tricks and immediately comforted her with eyes full of heartache, "Just sit here, your aunt and sister will clean up."
I rolled my eyes, but I didn't refuse. A living person was gone just like that, and the relics seemed to be the only thing she left in this world, proving her existence.
According to our local customs, the deceased's clothes will be burned, and the family will only keep a few items as a remembrance.
My mother packed my aunt's clothes and I sorted out her other belongings.
There was a small package in her bedside table. I opened it and saw some photos of Deng Sisi and her when she was a child, as well as some yellowed letters with my uncle's name on them.
There were several medical records at the bottom. I sighed in my heart and casually opened them to take a look.
What surprised me was that it was not a gynecological examination record, but a psychiatric record.
And she has been seeing the doctor for seven or eight years. According to the medical records, my aunt had depression very early and it was already moderate when she was diagnosed. Later, she took medication and her condition was sometimes better and sometimes worse.
The last record was at the beginning of the previous year, when the doctor diagnosed me with moderate depression.
So is this the truth behind my aunt's suicide? Why has no one ever mentioned that she suffered from depression?
"Mom, do you know that my aunt has depression?"
My mother didn't even look up. "What nonsense are you talking about? How could your aunt have depression?"
"She never told you? Doesn't your uncle know?"
My uncle just happened to push the door open and heard, "What depression?"
"My aunt has been suffering from depression for many years. Don't you know?"
My uncle said with some disdain, "She doesn't have any depression at all. She's just bored and has nothing to do. She even secretly went to see a psychiatrist at first. She wasn't afraid of being laughed at.
If others knew about this, they would think that my wife, Deng Xinrong, is mentally ill.
Mengmeng, please don't go out and say anything nonsense."
I was shocked. "Uncle, my aunt has been ill for several years. When did you know about it?"
At this time, my mother also stopped what she was doing and looked at my uncle in surprise, "Xinrong, why didn't you tell me that Shuxin has depression?"
My uncle said confidently, "It's not a real illness, she's just overthinking things.
After going to the hospital a few times, I really felt that I was sick. After I found her medical records two years ago, I stopped her from going to the hospital. We have been living well for the past two years."
People have jumped off buildings, how can anyone be safe?
How could such a cultured person do such an uncultured thing?
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