His good brother? The two of them are still in contact?
Ever since I heard about Fu Yao and Fu Bowen from my own mother.
Pei Jing's report didn't surprise him much.
As the photos scrolled by, it became clear that Fu Bowen didn't seem particularly interested in dealing with Yao.
Then, thinking of the news that Gu Mai was going back to China, an idea flashed through his mind.
"Okay, let's keep an eye on it."
After saying that, Fu Siming got up and left Tiansheng.
When I returned to Haiyan, I happened to run into Professor Xu as he came out of his room.
The two met face to face.
Professor Xu interrupted him, "Mr. Fu, let's talk in private."
I sat in the spacious back seat of the car.
Professor Xu slowly began, “Mr. Fu, given Madam’s current condition, my treatment is no longer very effective. I think it’s time to end it. She is a psychology student herself and knows very well how to answer my questions to help my diagnosis move in a better direction. This conscious resistance to treatment cannot effectively resolve her inner conflict.”
Although he didn't understand these technical terms, he still understood that Xu Shi had done his best.
He recalled what Yes had said. Had he really thought too much about her?
Finally, Xu Shi offered her final suggestion: if the situation gradually improves, the psychotherapy can be considered completely over; if the condition deteriorates rapidly, she suggests using hypnotherapy, although this method is not a good solution for someone as determined as her.
The conversation ended, and Fu Siming sat alone in the car for a long time.
He pushed open the car door and got out.
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