Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

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Chapter 643

“Addy, it‘s okay. Everything‘s fine. The kids are fine…”

It took Earl a lot of effort to finally comfort Adina.

He only brought the psychiatrist out of the ward after she quietly lay in bed

“Why would she suddenly lose control?” Earl asked with a frown as he lit up a cigarette.

“I did a little hypnosis on her and got her to enter the situation |

created, but I outsmarted myself.” Dr. Lewis was a little regretful. “I didn‘t expect the madam to become

so agitated at the mention of her kids. I‘ll change my methods next time.”

Earl frowned. “You know hypnosis?”

He recalled hearing from Catherine that not many psychiatrists in the world could hypnotize others…

Dr. Lewis cleared his throat and said, “I‘m the president of the Sea City Psychological Association, so I

can conduct some basic hypnosis…”

Usually, his patients would come to him for consultation, and they would need to queue for at least a m

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onth to make an appointment. However, the patient was Mdm. Winters this time, so he came straight a

way because he wanted to make a connection

Earl nodded indifferently. “I‘ll contact you again once she‘s calmer.”

Dr. Lewis politely bade him goodbye and left.

After Earl stood outside for a while and smoked a cigarette, he turned around and walked toward the w

ard.

As he grasped the doorknob, he wore a self–deprecating smile.

A month ago, he would not have expected to be so anxious about a woman‘s illness.

Forget it. He would just handle this as if he owed Duke.

When he pushed open the

door and went in, he saw Adina in bed. She was still sitting in the same position while looking out the wi

ndow with a blank gaze.

It was not until he came in that she slowly turned to the side and forced a bitter smile. “Wasn‘t I right?

My illness can‘t be cured at all.”

“You‘re right. Those doctors aren‘t good enough.” Earl comforted her

and said, “I‘ll find you another psychiatrist.”

“That doctor‘s actually brilliant,” Adina said. “He must have used hypnosis on me. That‘s why I fell into l

ast night‘s nightmare. I‘ve checked, and there are less than

ten psychiatrists in Sea City who can carry out hypnotherapy. Even if you look for other doctors, they m

ay not be better than Dr. Lewis. Forget it, Duke. This is it…”

“I‘ll try to find another one,” Earl insisted.

He took out his phone and simply searched the Internet before he saw a familiar name on the news.

[Catherine, a famous foreign psychiatrist, successfully cured a rich man‘s mental

illness that bothered him for many years. Patients who come in for treatment are already on a six–

month waiting list…)

Earl stared at the screen in silence.

When he met Catherine a few years ago, he knew that she was an expert in psychology.

She was just eighteen years old, but she had already obtained the highest honor in the local area. She

even used to go in and out of the palace to treat the queen.

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“Catherine is outstanding.” Adina had also looked at his phone screen at some point. “I‘ve heard from

your mother that Catherine‘s an amazing psychiatrist. Perhaps she can treat me.”

Earl looked at Adina‘s eyes. “There was a little misunderstanding between you and

her. It‘s not very appropriate.”

He also thought that Catherine should be able to cure Adina, but two days ago, there was such a big fig

ht between Adina and Catherine. If there was a conflict between the patient and

the doctor, it would be quite difficult to carry out any psychological treatment.

“Didn‘t you say that it was just a misunderstanding?” Adina said calmly. “Since the misunderstanding

has

been resolved, there’s no issue. I know I‘m severely ill, and my body can‘t handle it for another day. I w

ant to cure my mental illness completely before the children

come back. Can you ask Catherine to come and help treat me?”

Earl stared at her. “Are you sure?”

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