Chapter 214 - Punishment Must Be Meted (1/2)

Ling Sheng’s nose felt sore, and her eyes felt hot. Her heart was uncomfortable as she said in a low and hoarse voice, “You know everything.”

“Look at you. You look like you’re dying every day…” Huo Ci stopped himself hurriedly. Since he could not curse, he let out a snort. “How could I not know everything?”

Ling Sheng had not expected him to be concerned about her. Her heart warmed at the thought. “I understand. I’m not living in the past. I also know how to look forward. There’s no need for a doctor. I’m not sick.”

“Do whatever you want.” Huo Ci then added, “She’s my psychologist.”

Ling Sheng was stunned. This was the first time she had seen him look so reserved and solemn. She was not used to it, so she hesitated for a while. “Okay, I’ll go take a look.”

She knew that people in the entertainment circle, who were involved in schemes as well as open and secret conflicts every day, had to suffer through all kinds of cyber violence. It was easy for them to get psychological problems. Typically, they would have private psychologists who would conduct regular mental health checkups.

The next afternoon, Zhou Zhou came to fetch her to the hospital.

It was a high-end private hospital. Ling Sheng had checked it out before. The doctors there were the best chief physicians of various departments in the capital. They had been hired at a high price. The patients’ information was also strictly kept secret, and they were specifically used to serving the rich.

Zhou Zhou did not go in. A handsome, tall male nurse was already waiting at the door to lead her in.

When she passed by the plastic surgery department, a beautiful woman walked toward her. She had a slender waist and long legs. Her figure was nice, and her looks were exquisite. She was definitely in line with the golden ratio, which made her look so exquisite that it did not make sense.

When the woman saw Ling Sheng, the expression in her eyes turned cold. She looked at the male nurse beside her unhappily and berated him. “What’s wrong with your hospital? Don’t you know how to keep a secret and provide personal service? Why is there someone else here?”