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Luca knew Tia’s abilities were true. They were not just a bluff.

If she accepted Tia’s therapy, what if she used something like hypnosis? Luca would probably tell her everything she knew.

She dared not to do that.

Previously, the experience of being hypnotized at the venue was still vivid. If it had not been for the noisy environment, she probably would not have been able to wake up that quickly. If she had continued to talk, she would have been on the verge of exposing herself!

Therefore, Luca was unwilling to take the risk.

When Tia heard that Luca was strongly opposed to the idea, her previous feelings of unwillingness to help Luca turned into an uncomfortable sensation.

What Luca meant was that she was good at emotional management, so she did not need anyone’s help?

Tia thought in her heart, ‘Knowing the enemy will help me win every battle.’

After anyone encountered a traumatic event, they would develop post-traumatic stress disorder. It was only a matter of time before the symptoms would start showing. As for how it was triggered, it was different for everyone.

Tia had seen the live scene of Dr. Thomason hypnotizing her. She was a hundred percent sure that Luca had post-traumatic stress disorder. She was merely suppressing it well and it had not erupted.

Normally, people with post-traumatic stress disorder would rely on a specific someone after realizing that they had developed a disorder. Some of them depended on their parents or spouse, while some relied on their psychologists.

It depended on who was keeping them company the most.

After they began relying on someone, they would pour their hearts out and confide in that person unconditionally. When the time came, the person who was being relied on would be able to know everything about them.

In the past three years, Bianca’s mental condition had deteriorated. It was also because she would purposely mislead the psychologist during the progress of her therapy that it caused her to have mood swings. She became unruly and wilful, completely different from the Bianca she used to be.

The completely different Bianca could not get Luke to be interested in her.

to study

help Luca. Before Luke spoke, she said enthusiastically, “Ms. Craw, did something happen to you back

just witnessed a crime scene,” Luca replied frankly, acutely noticing Tia’s

she not unwilling to grant Luke’s request

looked at Luke. Then, she turned to look at Tia the next second. What the

disorder. And based on the relevant data analysis, the onset of the disorder is different for each of these people who witnessed the scene of an accident. 95 percent of them were traumatized, which is also known as post-traumatic stress disorder in psychology. I remember that you attended a psychology seminar before and you were invited by Dr. Thomason on stage for hypnosis treatment.

anything. She knew she

she got caught and

sick, the mind can also suffer from various kinds of problems. The most important thing is that we can face all of these. It just so happens that I

her words even after listening to Tia,

in love with Luke, and Luca happened to be involved in

breaking down and needed someone’s help, she did not need Tia’s help

was telling her that

things. There’s no need to trouble you and

faded away. Luca rejected

would turn her

Luke, saying, “Mr. Crawford, if she’s unwilling,

cold expression as they talked to each other. Tia must have had something in mind when she changed her mind about

always been

her unwillingness must

thing is to let the both of you get to know

“I know what Mr. Crawford is saying. How about this, Ms. Craw? We can add each other on Instagram. It’s not for the treatment. Let’s just be friends. We can share interesting stories when we’re free, or maybe our thoughts. There’s no

Tia’s help, she would not be able to run away from her request to

front of Luke, one could not be so

agree to add Tia as a friend on Instagram. After both of them had approved the friend request, Luca stood up and said, “Mr. Crawford, thank you for your concern. Since there are no other matters, I’m going