Was that why the lady in the black room had gotten the chance to come out and demand an explanation—because the attending physician had gone to check on Xiao Tong, the girl with the hairpin?
The most direct reason Fu Qian had asked whether she had just arrived was naturally to verify once again how the Well of Time operated.
The facts proved that the entire process was indeed both logical and subtle.
First of all, several solid days had likewise passed for the lady in the black room.
And everything that had happened over those days was perfectly self-consistent from her perspective—
After going out for a walk and chatting with him for a while, Tong had returned in a highly agitated state. As someone close to her, the lady in the black room had had no choice but to stay by her side the entire time, carefully comforting her.
Throughout that process, her resentment toward the culprit had rapidly built up as well.
Unfortunately, her concern for Tong had kept her too occupied to come knocking and demand answers.
It was only when the attending physician, Selvis, went to examine the latter that she found a moment of free time and came straight to his door.
And compared with Lady Tracy, who had spent three whole days unconscious, the lady in the black room's experience undoubtedly sounded far richer.
So much so that, at first glance, it even made one question the earlier conclusion.
Did the Well of Time really affect the entire sanatorium?
Could it be that everyone was relatively independent, and the lady in the black room had simply experienced four normal days?
Not necessarily.
Don't be narrow-minded. Hadn't he noticed that, no matter how different they sounded, if both of their experiences were written down,