Although Lin Yu had seen through Fluoxetine's purpose and was absolutely certain that she had written the script entirely to draw out the relationship between him and Schreiber from his subconscious...
Fluoxetine did seriously discuss the script and dialogue with him afterward, however, which made Lin Yu entertain a faint illusion—could it be that this woman really loved writing plays?
Fortunately...
Although she had taken the long way around, Fluoxetine eventually asked the question Lin Yu had expected her to ask.
"Senior, I think we're more or less done with the details... I actually prepared this script for you from the beginning."
"So I'd like to hear your thoughts on the Director and Doctor, as well as your opinion of their relationship."
The topic had finally been raised. Thanks to the long buildup Fluoxetine had patiently laid out—far more patiently than Lin Yu had expected—the question no longer seemed abrupt at all.
In fact, if Lin Yu had not guessed her purpose, or if he had truly been unconscious, he might even have felt, You've finally asked about the most important part.
Thus, Lin Yu naturally tapped the table. He appeared to be thinking, but was actually acting out the appearance of pondering as he gave the answer he had polished in his mind long ago.
"The Director is actually somewhat too extreme. His obsession and perfectionism toward his own work mean that he is destined to become the source of suffering for certain people."
"As for the Doctor... Personally, I don't really like characters with such striking personalities—but this character is indeed very well-crafted and three-dimensional. Although he appears to be a clever man who thrives in modern society and is skilled at handling all kinds of people, in reality, his obsession runs even deeper than the Director's."
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