Chapter 472 - 471: Hypnosis Complete

Chapter 472: Chapter 471: Hypnosis Complete

"My name is South Grant."

"Are you a man or a woman?"

"A woman."

"You’re unhappy, aren’t you?"

When Vincent asked this, South Grant frowned, seeming to reject such a question.

Vincent was performing hypnosis on her violent personality; this personality was extremely difficult to control. Usually, he could get patients into a state in just a minute, but this violent personality took him a full ten minutes. This showed how challenging it was.

"Don’t be afraid, I am your friend. Tell me what’s making you unhappy, and I’ll help take it away for you..."

South Grant’s frown gradually relaxed.

"Follow me, close your eyes and hold my hand..." Vincent’s voice was gentle.

Nathan was outside at this time; no one could disturb them from outside, and it was completely soundproof.

He paced back and forth outside, feeling this anxious for the first time in his life.

He looked at the time, and an entire hour had already passed.

Inside, the two sitting quietly had their eyes closed, without any movement. Nathan recalled Vincent mentioning that if there was no response after an hour, he would have to find a way to wake him up.

Nathan waited for a while, and Vincent still showed no signs of waking up. At that moment, he pressed the button on the old-fashioned clock, and the buzzing sound came through.

Nathan opened the door, and the sound transmitted inside.

After a while, Vincent shuddered and then opened his eyes.

He covered his forehead, appearing to be in great pain.

Just then, South Grant’s body went limp, and as she was about to fall, Nathan caught her.

He placed South Grant on the bed nearby and then turned around to check on Vincent.

Vincent rubbed his forehead, staggered a bit as he left the room, closed the glass door, then sat outside, leaning on the sofa, still rubbing his forehead.

"How is it?"

"This personality is extremely guarded. Anything related to you cannot be probed at all. However, this personality won’t appear for a while; I’ve guided it downwards. What happens in the future, I don’t know either."

After saying this, Vincent looked up at Nathan.

"What exactly happened to her, you’ll need to ask that girl again. Only when she’s honest with you will it help her condition."

"Okay, I understand."

Nathan knew that Vincent couldn’t fully control the violent personality and that psychological intervention was the only way to suppress it.

Dissociative identity disorder is a mental issue. As the saying goes, a mental knot requires a mental key. To untie this knot, the key lies with South Grant.

When Nathan was about to go in and take her away, Vincent, still rubbing his forehead, gestured for Nathan to stop:

"First, go tend to your own injuries. Rest assured, she’s safe with me."

At that moment, an assistant came to report on Ivan Keller’s situation. The bullet had been removed, and due to the quick arrival, although there was slight poisoning, it wasn’t severe. What was concerning was the large trauma area caused by the bullet, risking postoperative infection and further life-threatening complications, so intensive care would be needed for the next few days.

Vincent couldn’t help but feel a headache, "You’re playing with fire. I don’t recommend you keep her around until she’s completely treated. It’s not just about you; it’s your responsibility to those around you as well."

The matter of South Grant’s dissociative identity disorder shouldn’t be known to the world.

The fewer who know about it, the better. However, no one harbors ill will towards her, and Nathan’s confidants also see her as one of their own.

But if she suddenly attacks when no one is on guard, it would definitely be a disadvantage.