She closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and was just about to throw the phone back when...
A new message suddenly popped up.
Her heart tightened, and she clicked on it almost instinctively.
It's not Jingmin.
Disappointment came too quickly, and my emotions almost collapsed.
But the next second, she froze.
The sender is Dr. Lina's private clinic.
The message was very brief; it was a treatment feedback letter that the patient's family automatically signed for.
The original treatment plan has been initiated, and the patient has now largely recovered. Side effects include mild emotional dulling, and dependence and paranoia have significantly decreased.
It was him.
She understood it at a glance.
That was the treatment plan that Jingmin had refused to use.
She always remembered this side effect—it suppressed her obsession with her lover.
I also remember his words back then: "I'd rather go crazy."
But now, he has chosen to use it.
She stared at the lines of text, her fingers slowly tightening.
He's recovered? Really... he's better?
It turns out that as long as he was willing to cooperate, the illness that had troubled him for so long could actually be cured so quickly.
But now that he's better, will he still remember how stubborn and crazy he was when he was trying to hold onto her?
Perhaps he is now...
The way she looked at her was like how she looked at that potted plant—indifferent, without any emotion.
However, she also comforted herself in her heart—Jing Min now should have no weaknesses, right?
He returned to the Jin family, and no one would make a fuss about his illness anymore.
The most authoritative report will prove that he has no mental problems and is capable of making clear and decisive judgments.
He possesses absolute credibility and leads a vast family business.
She should be happy for him; this is the outcome she has always hoped for.
But... for some reason, I feel empty inside.
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