As those words fell, Gu Wenze's breathing instantly grew heavier.
"Are you sure you haven't made a mistake?"
"I've been in this profession for years. I'm confident about this much, and Miss Qiao's condition clearly isn't normal."
As he listened to the psychologist, Gu Wenze's expression grew increasingly grave.
The nanny had actually been right. Something really was wrong with Qiao Hua's mental health.
Yet he had refused to believe it before.
Gu Wenze slowly clenched his fists, his knuckles jutting out. "What caused it?"
The psychologist glanced around and chose his words carefully. "President Gu, I doubt anyone could remain physically and mentally healthy while confined in an environment like this. And Miss Qiao is pregnant, which already makes her more emotionally sensitive."
Gu Wenze's brows knotted tightly. "She was locked up for so long before and was fine. Why has it happened this time?"
The psychologist sighed. "President Gu, depression develops from a prolonged buildup of negative emotions. Since Miss Qiao has been confined so many times, it's hardly surprising that she's developed depression."
Gu Wenze closed his eyes briefly, his voice slightly hoarse. "Can she recover?"
The psychologist thought for a moment. "This calls for medication, but because Miss Qiao is pregnant, she can't take just any medicine. We can only alleviate her condition through psychotherapy."
"Keeping her spirits up is also important, though, so I suggest you stop keeping Miss Qiao locked up, before her condition worsens."
Gu Wenze fell silent for a moment. "So you're saying I should let her out?"
The psychologist didn't answer directly. "Miss Qiao is only in the early stages right now. If her depression worsens, she could develop suicidal tendencies, so you must take this seriously."
Gu Wenze's brows drew together slightly, a faint irritation creeping into his heart.
After