Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

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Chapter 2794

“I just found out about this recently. Actually, he said those things back then because someone

was trying to ruin my relationship with him. There was a misunderstanding between US.

However, many things have happened after that that I can’t forgive him.”

Doctor Dexter asked, “Have you ever loved someone else?”

“...No.”

Doctor Dexter stopped writing for a moment and said, “In fact, you have a kind of mood

disorder, including indifference, anxiety, and fear. This disorder is common, and I’ve cured many

types of it. After all, you’ve been deeply hurt in relationships, so you subconsciously shut your

emotional awareness out to avoid being hurt. This is an instinctive form of self protection.”

Charity nodded as she could sense it as well.

Doctor Dexter looked at her. “Have you ever thought you’ll fall in love with that person again

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after you get better?”

Charity was stunned for a bit. After that, she smiled and shook her head. “That’s impossible. I

won’t love him. Although our previous breakup was a result of a misunderstanding, he has slept

with many women, and I find him dirty. We’re from two different worlds anyway.”

“What else?”

Charity paused to think before she added, “He has hurt my family, so I can never forgive him. I’ve stopped loving

him since.”

“Now that you are numb to relationships and have shut out your emotional awareness, how are you sure you’ve

stopped loving him?” Doctor Dexter asked all of a sudden.

Charity’s face darkened, and she became annoyed. “ My taste can’t be this bad. Plus, I’m not that cheap.”

“Let’s do a test.” Doctor Dexter drew a piece of paper. “Try to fill it in.”

Charity took the paper, which consisted of multiple choice questions.

After completing the questions one by one, she returned the paper to Doctor Dexter.

Doctor Dexter took out another piece of paper and put a tick. The conclusion turned out to be B. “You practice

emotional hygiene. You seem cold on the outside, and those who have just started to interact with you will find you

unapproachable. However, once you open up to them, you’ll treat your friends very well and with all your heart.

The same applies to your relationships. You’re a headstrong and resentful person. That’s why you’re quite a

contradictory individual.”

Charity frowned deeply. Only after some time did she say, “Perhaps I’m this sort of person.”

“Why did you suddenly decide to address this issue?” Doctor Dexter asked.

Charity pursed her thin lips. “I have a childhood friend who has been treating me very well. He has helped me a lot

and kept me company all the time. He likes me, so I want to give him a chance. If this goes on with me, it’ll be

unfair to him.”

“If you want to get your illness treated, you need to engage in more outdoor activities. Be active and exercise, as

well as take your medication. Don’t let yourself get too tense.”

Doctor Dexter said, “Everyone has an unhappy past. Let bygones be bygones. Don’t hold onto it, or you won’t be

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able to start your life anew.”

“I thought so too.” Charity agreed.

Doctor Dexter raised her brows. “You thought so, yet you didn’t do it. otherwise, you wouldn’t be

living in the past.”

Stunned, Charity kept quiet for a long time.

An hour later, charity took the medicine. “Thank you, Doctor Dexter.”

“Remember to come over next week.”

Doctor Dexter nodded, she watched charity leave before she took the paper of the final answer

to the multiple-choice questions charity had completed. The person who fell under the B

category was headstrong, but when it came to relationships, she was pure and might only love

one person in her life.

She let out a sigh. She did not say it because Charity looked agitated just now.

If Doctor Dexter had said that, the patient might not want to get treated.

Nevertheless, if people with that mental illness was not treated, it would negatively impact their

mental health over time. 1

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