Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 1214 - 1233: Abnormal

Chapter 1214: Chapter 1233: Abnormal

"I’m fine now, I just want some peace and quiet," Nan Fei’s voice was cold, hoarse, completely different from the person who was in pain just before.

"Alright! Everyone, please leave; the patient needs quiet," the attending physician said sternly as she ushered everyone out.

Only after the room had quieted down did she close the door and take a seat by the bed.

"Hello, Student Jiang Nanfei. I’ve heard you were admitted to the military academy with the highest scores in the cultural courses over the years. Truly, the new waves of the Yangtze River push the old waves forward. I like young people who are smart and talented." The doctor’s voice was very gentle, and she said with a smile, "My name is Jiang Ru, you can call me Doctor Jiang. May I have a chat with you?"

Nan Fei finally looked up, her pretty and delicate face no longer smiling, expressionless as she looked at Doctor Jiang.

"Thank you for giving me this opportunity," Doctor Jiang said, with a headache, touching her forehead. She dreaded dealing with genius patients. Naturally smarter than others, with a wealth of knowledge that far exceeded the average person, language traps and psychological inducements were utterly useless on them.

The young maiden before her was one such standout.

At the first glance, she knew that the girl’s heart was like a clear mirror, needing no psychological treatment whatsoever.

Although Doctor Jiang felt a headache coming on, she maintained her sense of duty, "Do you realize that there is a problem with your psyche?"

Nan Fei did not reply, asking instead, "Can I still be a soldier?"

"Uh..." Doctor Jiang was caught off guard by the question. Wouldn’t a normal person ask what exactly the problem was? "You definitely can’t be a soldier as things stand. However, you haven’t officially enlisted yet; you’re just a military school student. If you pass the psychological test in the future and there are indeed no problems, then you can enlist."

Nan Fei sighed with relief, "Thank you."

"..." Doctor Jiang struggled to bring the topic back, "You’re holding a secret in your heart, a shocking secret. This secret has always been stored deep within you, unknown to anyone else."

Nan Fei frowned, her gaze sharp as she looked at Doctor Jiang. At the same time, she straightened her spine, her entire being on high alert.

"Doctor, I’m really fine. You can’t just assume that because I fainted I must have psychological problems. Is that how prevalent and down-to-earth psychological doctors have become nowadays?"

"Of course not," Doctor Jiang said gently with a smile, "I’m not interested in your secret. Who doesn’t have a little secret? That’s not really a big deal. But your situation is different now. It is hidden in your heart, tangled up with certain things, and it’s increasing your psychological pressure. If it’s not dealt with, your pain will only grow."

Doctor Jiang looked at Nan Fei with a sympathetic gaze, gradually trying to persuade her, "You have a caring younger brother, a loving husband, and so many good friends. Your academic performance is excellent, your career is successful; why then are you in pain?"

From the moment this child was brought in, she saw it. Last night, while unconscious, Jiang Nanfei was surrounded by immense pain and sorrow. Now, it’s only a psychological issue, but if it’s not alleviated or understood, what follows could get difficult.

The most direct problem could be depression.

In fact, Jiang Ru was very curious, what could possibly cause such pain and repression in the heart of a nineteen-year-old young maiden?

But Nan Fei was not fooled, no matter what Doctor Jiang said, she remained completely unmoved.