The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 357 Healing a Disorientation Disorder

Wynter had always respected teachers, so she clinked her beer glass with Marie.

Marie smiled even more brightly. “Kiddo, has anyone ever told you you’re mature and likable beyond your years? Being with you improves my mood.”

“We probably just have a good vibe together,” Wynter replied, picking up a piece of fry. She rarely let her guard down naturally around anyone like this.

Marie was tolerant and open–minded. Even when Wolf approached her, he didn’t react harshly.

Wynter used to think only her grandmother had this kind of gentle presence, but now she had

encountered another. And it was a stranger.

She also found it unbelievable.

Marie chuckled softly. “No one has ever liked seeing me having one of my episodes.”

Wynter paused briefly.

Marie continued, “Sorry for letting you see me in such a state, but I’m quite grateful. I probably wouldn’t

have met you if I didn’t have my episode.”

your family must take excellent

you.

good to me. He removed all sharp objects from the house because he

and continued, “After I started having episodes, he encouraged me to resign and seek treatment abroad. He handles everything at home, and my sons have grown exceptionally

because of him.

me with their boisterousness, so he lets them manage their affairs.

han why

her index finger, asking directly. “Then

me.” Marie looked at Wynter. “I feel like this isn’t how I

to women after marriage? Slowly losing

of sadness. “I’ve lost touch with my old friends a long time ago. I

themselves

there was no one left around me. Should I blame my husband for protecting me so

professional scope. “I’ve never been married, so

chuckled gracefully. “How

Sealing u Diponentation Disorder

smiled gently. “But I can analyze other things. If there’s something you want to do, pursue it. Working might help with

hurting others. Marie admitted. “You saw it for yourself. If I harm someone during an episode, I feel guilty for the rest of

her. “Your illness has a cause. Once you find that

cause?” Marie frowned, wondering why no one had ever mentioned this