Chapter 93

"Selective amnesia?" Bradley said coldly, "Is it an illness?" "Strictly speaking, it's not considered an illness," the doctor explained slowly, "In fact, it's the brain's self-defense mechanism. When a person experiences a reality that they cannot accept, the brain instinctively chooses to avoid it. "This avoidance manifests as selectively forgetting painful memories. In some cases, the brain may even create false memories due to the extreme pain experienced. I'm not entirely sure what memories Ms. Quill currently has, but if we want to further confirm it, we need to conduct a more detailed psychological examination." Bradley furrowed his eyebrows slightly and asked coldly, "Then tell her the truth." "Mr. Bradley, you can choose to tell her the truth but not right now." The doctor slowly tried to persuade Bradley. "Ms. Quill has just awakened from a coma. If we tell her the truth now, it's highly likely that her memories will become distorted and confused, leading to irreparable co