Chapter 766


    Tyler would make sure that she finished the tea every night, and Vicky once questioned if she was


    being drugged. However, she soon denied the thought that Tyler was poisoning her as he had other


    options if he wished to kill her.


    Using poison would require a long-termmitment when he could simply hire an assassin to do the


    job.


    Vicky could tell that Tyler truly wanted a child, so she stopped having doubts about the tea.


    What the hypnotist said reminded her that the tea did not have to be poisonous.


    …


    Vicky wanted to find a chance to test what the tea was truly for but saw no opportunity in doing so


    whenever Tyler was around.


    Still, Tyler was a busy man and would not always be home in time, and whenever that happened, he


    would have Jade take his ce instead.


    Since Vicky had been cooperative, Jade had not been as strict, and Vicky managed to keep some of


    the tea when Jade was not looking before handing the tea to Harvey for chemical testing.


    Harvey replied swiftly, “The tea is indeed meant to promote your health and there’s no side effect at all,


    so the doctor who prescribes it must be really experienced.”


    “So, you’re saying that the tea is fine, right?” Vicky asked.


    Harvey fell into silence for a few moments before saying, “I can say for sure that it’s not poisoned, but


    I’ll need to run a few more tests to see if there’s something else. Ingredients that aren’t poisonous are


    hard to detect, and considering how resourceful Tyler is, it’s a piece of cake for him to find some type of


    drug that’s hard to detect.” He paused and continued, “Don’t worry, though. I know a few doctors. Any


    drug can be detected. It’s just a matter of time.”


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    Another week went by until Vicky received another call from Harvey.


    “Vicky, the tea Tyler has been feeding you is drugged.”


    Her heart dropped. “Can it be that…”


    “It’s aplicated form, and there’s aponent of rxant inside,” Harvey exined. “It’s not


    harmful to your body and can even improve your sleep, but…” He paused. “Because you’ll fall asleep


    right away, hypnosis won’t work on you.”


    Hypnosis was not meant for the patient to truly fall asleep but to allow their minds to ess their


    subconscious. Hence, it was impossible to hypnotize a person that was deeply asleep.


    “If I’m not mistaken, Tyler has been instructing Isabelle to seal your memories with hypnosis, all the


    while feeding you this tea so that no hypnosis would work on you,” Harvey continued. “You haven’t


    developed immunity toward hypnosis just yet, so you can still correct it.”


    “Tyler is far too cautious, so I’m going to alert him if I stop drinking the tea.”


    “The tea isn’t harmful in any way, so you don’t have to stop it. I’ll get my hypnotist to work on a solution.


    Now that we know what the problem is, it’s not as challenging to find a solution.”


    Sometimeter, Harvey had one of his men deliver a bottle of pills.


    “Dreams are reflections of reality. These pills won’t affect your sleep, and I can assure you that you’ll


    remember everything within three months,” he promised.


    Three months were hardly a long wait for Vicky, so she said, “Okay.”


    Just as she was about to hang up, Harvey blurted out, “Vicky.”


    “Yeah?”


    “Your birthday ising up,” he said. “I wish you a happy birthday.”


    Vicky realized that her birthday was approaching.


    On her previous birthday, she received a text from Tyler saying that he wanted a divorce, and she ran


    into a car ident shortly after that.


    A year flew by before she realized it.