Chapter 121: So It Was Her (750 Monthly Tickets + Update)


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    Dong Yi felt as if she had opened a wondrous door to Xiao Qian, and her admiration for Xiao Qian had somewhat deepened.


    As for Xiao Qian’s thoughts, they were focused on the innocent child. She felt a touch of mncholy as she looked out the window.


    “I overlooked this discipline before, so I will catch up on it in the future. Dong Yi, do you know what the most terrifying thing in the world is?”


    “What?”


    “Ny percent of people have to be parents, but not everyone is qualified to be someone else’s parent. We need to take a driving test to drive and a doctor’s professional qualification to be a doctor. Even a psychologist needs a three-level qualification. Yet, there is no test to be a parent, which is the role everyone assumes. Anyone can do it, and that is terrifying.”


    Dong Yi seemed confused, looking at Xiao Qian with a puzzled expression.


    “When I think about so many unqualified people irresponsibly raising the next generation, my heart aches. The more inept the parents, the more inept the child. Most people with psychological issues have failed parents, either through overindulgence or through ack of love and care.”


    Xiao Qian grew more upset as she spoke, thinking of her own daughter.


    “You will definitely be an outstanding mother,” Dong Yi said sincerely.


    Xiao Qian shook her head, her eyes welling up with tears.


    “I’m not. That’s why I don’t dare to have another child until I think I can pass the crucial ‘life test’ of being a mother.”


    If she had been able to spend more time with her daughter in the past, the tragedy would not have happened. Raising a child is not only about providing them with food but also requires a lot of love and care. Only by filling the child’s heart with love can psychological issues be minimized.


    The mother with anxiety disorder was clearly not qualified to raise a child.


    At this moment, Chen Xiaoqian seemedpletely different from normal Chen Xiaoqian. It seemed as if… Dong Yi thought for a moment, feeling that Xiao Qian was in a different world from themselves.


    Not far from the KFC, the woman who had just been bumped into by Dong Yi anxiously stood by the roadside, looking around.


    A car pulled up, and Wang Xiaobo got out.


    “Sis, my brother-inw asked me toe pick you up.”


    “Why didn’t Yu Mingyie himself? I’ve been standing here waiting for half a day, and I just got hit by a woman in a hurry. I’m not happy with this visit, and Yu Mingyi didn’t even bother toe personally. I was just bothered by two madwomen, and now my anxiety is even worse.”


    Wang Xiaoli was very discontent. She rarely came to visit, and yet Yu Mingyi didn’t even bother toe himself. Plus, she had just been harassed by two insane women, making her agitation even worse.


    “Who knows? He said there’s a talent show going on that he needs to review, and he wouldn’t even let me use the unit’s car. His car doesn’t have any gas left, so I had to borrow one. Don’t tell him, or my brother-inw will scold me again.”


    “Is there a lot of young girls at the talent show?” Wang Xiaohong felt as if there were millions of ants crawling over her heart when she imagined that scene.


    “There’s quite a few. Sis, please keep an eye on him. He doesn’t take me seriously…” Wang Xiaobo trailed off.


    The sisters’ conversation drifted away with the wind. On the other side, Xiaoqian and Dong Yi left KFC and got on a bus, which headed in the opposite direction of the car.


    On their way back to school, Xiao Qian and Dong Yi sat side by side on the bus. Dong Yi looked out the window as they passed by each stop. She didn’t turn to look at Xiao Qian but whispered into the air,


    “What do you think my situation is?”


    Although Chen Xiaoqian was also a student, she exuded an immeasurable presence. Since she could quickly diagnose the woman’s illness just now, Dong Yi harbored a faint hope.


    “You haven’t opened your heart to tell me about your situation. From your current state, it seems you have a tendency towards reclusiveness. However, the specific degree requires further judgment.”


    “…Will I go crazy?” n/?/vel/b//in dot c//om


    “There are many types of mental illnesses. Mild ones can be cured over time, while more severe cases require external help. Dong Yi, if you’re ready to open up to me, I’m always willing to help you, but there’s a precondition.”


    Dong Yi turned her head, “What?”


    “You must act quickly, before I fully consider you a friend. Once we be friends, I won’t be able to help you, and you’ll have to find another psychologist.”


    Xiao Qian knew the city’s most renowned psychologist should be her doctoral supervisor, Liu Linlin.


    “Why can’t you help if we be friends?”


    “It’s an unwritten rule in our industry. We can’t have emotional rtionships with patients, be it friendship, love, or kinship. When the therapeutic rtionship extends beyond the consulting room, the psychologist loses neutrality. If we, as doctors, cannot maintain neutrality, then such illnesses can’t be treated.”


    This was why Xiao Qian had to spend so much time psychologically suggesting Jia Xiufang to divorce. If it weren’t for her being a family member, three therapy sessions would have been enough. It took a long time to establish this rtionship, indirectly achieving the goal.


    “I feel like I can learn a lot from you.”


    “So you should seize the opportunity while my affection for you hasn’t reached the level of friendship and let me treat you quickly.”


    There’s a strange maic field between people, and one nce can tell who is a friend. Although Dong Yi was cold, Xiao Qian didn’t dislike her. She had to suppress her liking for Dong Yi because she really wanted to take on Dong Yi’s case.


    “Give me some time… I need to think about it.”


    Dong Yi chose this major mainly to treat herself. ording to Chen Xiaoqian, being a doctor with a mental disorder is even more severe, and there’s no way to treat oneself. She wavered but couldn’tpletely expose her vulnerability to Chen Xiaoqian, so she hesitated.


    Xiao Qian didn’t pressure her, as she already had an answer in her mind.


    Sooner orter, Dong Yi would ask for her help. It was just a matter of time.


    She had decided to take Dong Yi as her apprentice. <li>? ?</li>


    Lin Xuanhua, frightened by Xiao Qian and Dong Yi’s joint effort, was only able to shake off her fear at night.


    When she calcted that the talent show rehearsal should have ended, she went to find Xiao Qian in the College of Science’s Student Council. Although the program was dorm-based, it was still under the jurisdiction of Xiao Qian’s Student Council.


    “Has Chen Xiaoqian’s group finished rehearsing?” Lin Xuanhua asked a Student Council member she recognized.


    Recalling Xiao Qian’s performance, the Student Council member swallowed nervously and nodded.


    Perceiving the member’s strange reaction, Lin Xuanhua inquired further.


    “How many people went on stage?”


    “Three. One person was absent… Boss Qian said it didn’t matter whether that person came or not, the other three would perform.”


    The absent person was the fourth person in Xiao Qian’s dorm, who hadn’t appeared since the beginning of the semester.


    “Why do you also call her Boss Qian?” Lin Xuanhua was somewhat dissatisfied.


    She thought she had already won over everyone’s hearts..