Chapter 477 - 476: Sherlock Vincent

Chapter 477: Chapter 476: Sherlock Vincent

When Nathan Foster heard South Grant say "don’t want to," he glanced at her but said nothing.

At that moment, South Grant and Vincent were discussing the issue of alternate personalities, and no one noticed Nathan Foster’s expression.

The question Vincent had just raised was about that year and more, which South Grant hadn’t talked about, only vaguely glossing over it, and it was extremely chaotic.

Vincent thought the problem lay there.

"You said you and Nathan didn’t know each other, and because you walked into the wrong room, you had a one-night stand. Is it possible that you had a child back then?"

"Impossible!" South Grant immediately responded, "I was still in prison at that time, how could I have a child? Besides, if there was a child, I should remember, but I have no memory of that."

"Human memory is a very peculiar thing. There’s a term in medicine called amnesia. And there are many kinds of amnesia, such as temporary amnesia, permanent amnesia, and—selective amnesia. Now, I strongly suspect you are the latter," Vincent said, glancing at Nathan Foster.

"Although I don’t know what Nathan did at that time, I can vouch with my personality that he wouldn’t personally harm his own child. There must be a misunderstanding between you two that led to the loss of that child. Or perhaps in your pain, you chose to forget that memory and the person who caused you pain, remembering only things unrelated to him. But your other personality remembers clearly. This is my hypothesis based on what the two of you have described. I think there is a good chance I’m right."

South Grant listened, dumbfounded.

Vincent looked at South Grant’s stunned face, brushed his hair from his forehead, and narcissistically said:

"From now on, call me Sherlock Vincent."

Originally, South Grant thought Vincent’s analysis was quite reasonable, but that one line shattered the illusion.

She rolled her eyes at him, and then the long-silent Nathan Foster spoke:

"Vincent makes sense."

South Grant was surprised to see Nathan Foster agree with Vincent. "Uncle, do you also think I have selective amnesia?"

"Whether you do or not isn’t important. What’s important is that you must now overcome that other self and not let her control you," Nathan Foster thought of what the other her had said the previous night, still somewhat afraid.

Nathan Foster agreed to let Vincent hypnotize South Grant, and South Grant also agreed.

She had to figure out what had happened to her.

However, South Grant’s current state was not suitable for hypnosis, and Vincent had expended a lot of mental energy hypnotizing the other personality before, so he didn’t have the energy now.

They scheduled the hypnosis for three days later, allowing South Grant to rest and regain her strength in the meantime.

They didn’t leave the hospital because Ivan Keller was still in critical care, and they couldn’t leave with peace of mind.

It wasn’t until the evening that South Grant suddenly remembered there was still one scene left to be completed, and leaving it unattended would definitely delay the wrap-up schedule.

Nathan Foster told her, "I’ve already had someone contact them on your behalf, found a body double with your build, and post-production will take care of it."

Though she originally intended not to use a body double, now she had no choice but to rely on one.

The next day, Ivan Keller awoke.

When South Grant and Nathan Foster went to see Ivan Keller, he wanted to speak, so after the nurse removed his oxygen mask, she said to Nathan Foster and South Grant:

"The patient’s condition is still not good, try to let him speak as little as possible."