Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 840:

Marissa could barely contain her joy. She smiled as she pressed her index and middle fingers against his wrist to feel his pulse. She knew that if she hypnotized Paul and forced him to remember the past, it would also bring back the trauma of being kidnapped by that shady organization.

His health was fragile as it was, and she didn’t want to risk worsening it, so she wanted to check his health condition first.

Thankfully, Paul had been taking the MindEase Elixirs she gave him. He certainly looked much better than before. But that didn’t mean she could afford to be worry-free. After checking his pulse, Marissa explained the situation to Paul.

“Listen, Dad. I know that the MindEase Elixirs have helped a lot in strengthening your body, but I’m worried that you might remember something very disturbing during the hypnosis.

It could mess with your mental state all over again, and your body will suffer for it. Why don’t we focus on further improving your health for now? We can proceed with the hypnosis treatment later.”

Paul refused. “I’m all right; I can handle it.” It was his turn to insist on the hypnosis.

my life—no one to care for, no one to protect, no one to make me stay. I had no reason to care about whether I lived or died. As you may know,

a family that’s counting on me. You may be my weakness in this world, but you are my source of strength

you. I made up my mind. You need to trust me on this. No

in her

the most powerful force in the world. Through love, Paul was determined to

Marissa said. “After that,

to me,”

to freshen up. Elvis, who had approached the bed to assist Paul,

jaw dropped in disbelief at his boss’s sudden vigor. Paul looked younger and more alive than he had a few hours ago. Reconnecting with his

had seen Paul struggle throughout the years, how his body deteriorated until he needed assistance to move around. Yet that very

Marissa. She looked peaceful and content as she watched her father move around. Marissa could still remember

moment. Even when talking,