His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 150

Zion believed that Zachary had developed a psychological issue. He kept deceiving himself, insisting that Tessa still loved him.

Whenever Zion came to see Zachary, he always heard him talking to himself. If he listened carefully, he realized that Zachary was having a conversation with "Tessa". The problem was that this "Tessa" was a figment of Zachary's imagination.

Zion patted Zachary's shoulder. "Zachary, don't scare me."

However, Zachary ignored him and continued talking to "Tessa" as if he were having a pleasant conversation. Even during meals, he insisted on setting an extra place, saying that Tessa needed to eat.

Zion tried his best to persuade Zachary to see a psychologist. Zachary adamantly refused. He did not think there was anything wrong with him.

In the end, Zion and Andy had no choice but to tie Zachary up and take him to the hospital.

The psychologist was a woman in her 30s named Alison Holloway. She had short, sleek hair and an air of intellectual elegance.

break one weekday afternoon, Alison arrived at the hospital on time for her shift. She had just sat down in her office when

psychologist in Rivertown, Alison had encountered many types of patients over the years. Still, patients like Zachary

to societal norms, the more affluent a person was, the less likely they

a popular joke about it that went, "For the young, successful, Bentley driver, love is just another game." Indeed, for people of Zachary's status, love was

it came to treatment, Zachary displayed extreme

I'm not sick. Let me go! I want to go home!"

felt a headache coming on. She realized the severity of the

professional approach to communicate with Zachary. The agitated Zachary gradually calmed

Zachary that his current mental state was dangerous. In his

risk of engaging in

a bitter laugh.

Alison frowned.

tried to end