Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 232

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Yasmine was a bit puzzled. Why did Eric suddenly mention parallel universes? Most people think that memory confusion is due to interference from parallel worlds, but that notion does seem quite sci-fi. From a psychological point of view, memory confusion stems from self-doubt. But there are exceptions, like significant trauma or hypnosis.

Yasmine thought for a long time. She hadn't experienced any major trauma, but she couldn't be sure about the hypnosis

part.

Eric's voice rang out again, "A parallel world in reality is hard to imagine, but you can think of it as a parallel world in your mind, where every branch of time is a parallel world. When stimulated, the branches you've experienced might intertwine -this is what causes memory confusion." He paused before continuing, "Of course, it's also possible that you haven't been stimulated, but there's still a chance of forgetting subconsciously."

Yasmine understood what Eric meant. Forgetting subconsciously is scarier than losing memory due to a stimulus-it's what people call self-deception. However, this most sensible explanation didn't make sense for her; she had no reason to forget Yoselin three years ago, and even less to forget Yonas.

"Mr. Smith, Yoselin's condition has stabilized, it seems like there's nothing wrong, but I still feel uneasy," Yasmine thought. It was like the calm before the storm. Every psychological disorder seems to be in a hibernation state when stable, but once it erupts, it becomes unimaginable.

Eric understood her concerns, "All we can do is provide alleviating treatments; psychological issues are the hardest to eradicate."

"Okay, thank you, Mr. Russell," Yasmine said.

worry, "If you need a hypnotherapist, feel

set of tests wasn't difficult; it was just to monitor her emotional changes. Yasmine nodded, still lost in the conversation she just had

I have to go, or Grandpa will start checking on me." Most importantly, Irene had said she should come back

happened to her and Yoselin, and

said, Yonas' experiences were all based on certain perceptions. The scenes he described might not have

pieces. Whenever she thought about Crescent Isle, it gave her a headache. It was a disgrace for her. She had never been played like this,

into the study with a stern face, "During the auction, I

Crescent Isle and

things straight to your face, but why could Yasmine see through at while

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flood of people from bringing him

about this, Irene you even angrier "Grandpa Hunter abways said he'd treat you like a real brother, but just loo how he treats us! He played the

like his own granddaughter? We're businessmen, never trust anything tied to profit easily. You've completely forgotten all my war Irene felt a bit wronged, but she

quite Although it's not on the new route, Soucrity is heavily promoting tourism now. If we plan Crescent Isle properly, it mi just hold its

fists. Her grandpa was right; Crescent Isle was her disgrace, and if she wanted: regain her honor, she had to make a stand there once more.

since the incident in the villa district, Yonas seemed to see her with a veil of hostility, but she believed she hadn't given herself away, "Grandpa,