The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy

Wen Shan slept restlessly all night, constantly haunted by nightmares. Nalan Chunbo initially checked on her every five minutes then ended up just staying in her room. He did not sleep all night.

Wen Shan was jolted awake by a nightmare at three o’clock in the morning. Nalan Chunbo was still there, sitting on the edge of her bed. He quickly reached out and turned on the bed light.

“What’s wrong?” Nalan Chunbo asked worriedly and pulled her into his embrace.

Wen Shan was breathing heavily, hand on her chest as she tried to calm herself. She didn’t know how to respond when Nalan Chunbo asked about it.

What did she just dream about?

Wen Shan shook her head as she couldn’t remember at all.

Nalan Chunbo did not ask anything else and gently wiped the sweat off her forehead. “If there was no memory loss, this matter will definitely have nothing to do with you. However, Shan Shan, I want to take you to see a psychologist after we return. ”

“Psychologist?” Wen Shan frowned, instinctively wanting to refuse, “I really don’t have—”

“Shan Shan, I believe you. However, we have to rule out all the possibilities including psychogenic amnesia,” Nalan Chunbo pointed out.

Psychogenic amnesia could happen when human beings subconsciously choose to forget a particular incident after being hurt by unbearable suffering. It was as if the incident would be erased from their own memories.

However, the person would not connect it to amnesia.

Something flashed in Wen Shan’s eyes at Nalan Chunbo’s words. “You don’t believe me.”

“Shan Shan, I am not doubting you but because of this matter, we must rule out—”

“You just don’t believe me!” Wen Shan screamed loudly, then pushed him away forcefully, “I already said I have no memory loss. Why do I need to see a psychologist?”

“Shan Shan, please calm down,” Nalan Chunbo pleaded, reaching out to touch Wen Shan who shoved his hand away. The pain in Wen Shan’s eyes hurt him so much.

He wanted to say something, but couldn’t when he looked at Wen Shan.

“I’m sorry that I didn’t consider your feelings,” Nalan Chunbo apologized and reached out to pull the agitated Wen Shan into his arms.

Wen Shan’s whole body trembled as she cried. She didn’t know whether she was agitated because of Nalan Chunbo’s mistrust, or if she was actually afraid of the result.

Nalan Chunbo hugged Wen Shan tightly. What she didn’t know was that people who have psychogenic amnesia would weave a new memory for themselves in order to convince themselves that they did not have amnesia.

However, that was the last thing Nalan Chunbo wanted to happen.

Ever since Wen Shan got angry, she hadn’t spoken a word. Nalan Chunbo didn’t speak as well.

If Wen Shan had disappeared for a year, it was impossible that Le Tian and Wen Tao had not been aware of it. It was unrealistic.

Nalan Chunbo kissed her forehead. For the first time ever, he felt like his brain had reached a dead end.

This seemed to be the result of a black hole’s counter-effect. In the black hole effect, if a plane entered a black hole, it would feel like a brief period of time but when it exits the hole, in reality, many years would have passed.

If explained using the counter-effect theory, Wen Shan had experienced a year or even two years but it might only feel like a day or two to her.

However, the existence of real physical black holes was almost zero, and even the aircraft incident could only occur at high altitudes so Nalan Chunbo had eliminated this theory.

If it was not Wen Shan, why was she so agitated when she saw the photo?