Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

Chapter 1487

"Is there really such a bizarre condition?" The director's eyebrows shot up in disbelief, his face clouded with concern. But he couldn't deny that this peculiar case might just open new doors in medical research.

"Absolutely," Fiona nodded. "By subtly tweaking someone's diet with foods that influence sleep and mood, and tossing in a bit of unconscious suggestion, you can easily end up with a situation like this. But don't worry, it's not that hard to fix."

Just because Western medicine hit a wall, doesn't mean alternative medicine wouldn't have a shot. As Fiona broke it down, the director realized how such sneaky tactics could silently wreak havoc on someone, potentially leading to their slow downfall.

"Hey, Director, has the hospital ever dealt with their media company? Or had patients with similar issues before?" Fiona inquired.

The director scratched his head, then shook it, drawing a blank. If they had, Fiona wouldn't have needed to step in. Allen's complicated case was exactly why the hospital struggled to find the root cause.

mulled it over. If the media company didn't have a history of such antics, they were likely off the hook. But Christina, hovering by the door, was still a

as Fiona was piecing it together, Christina barged into the office, eyes blazing

the director had kept their voices low, and with the usual chaos of the hospital, there was no chance Christina could have caught wind of their chat. Yet, the not knowing was enough to send Christina into a panic, pushing her to

What Fiona suspected, the director did too, especially since Christina had

outside? What's got you barging in here?" Fiona glanced up briefly from her phone, adding, "Is barging in without knocking some kind of standard practice at your company? Or are you worried we might swallow Allen Whole?

smile playing on her lips but

more.

ratcheted up a notch. Her eyebrows furrowed as she shot

her time, casually unwrapping a candy and popping it in her

to her now that this young woman knew something she shouldn't, something that had been bugging her since they first crossed