Chapter 96

"This is the psychological evaluation I've done on Ms. Quill just now." The psychologist slid a thick stack of information to Bradley. Bradley took the document and went through it carefully, asking seriously, "What do these answers mean?" "Ms. Quill's psychological state is extremely poor." The psychologist explained calmly, "In layman's terms, she's like a fragile porcelain doll now. She looks fine and pretty on the outside, but there are cracks everywhere. If she's taken care of carefully, the porcelain doll can stand there perfectly intact. But the slightest external force will shatter the porcelain doll, never for it to recover again." Clark asked in worry, "Then what should we do now? Do we tell her the truth? Or do we act along?" "From the professional viewpoint of a psychologist, I suggest that you don't tell her the truth. With her current capability to accept things, she might possibly resort to something extreme the moment she learns the truth." Clark asked with furrow