Chapter 755: Chapter 757

Doctor Yelmon seemed extremely interested in Vicky’s condition.

Since Doctor Yelmon was assisting another patient overseas at the moment, she promised to return to

Stoneford City to treat Vicky once the other patient was cured.

When Vicky heard that Doctor Yelmon was back, she immediately said, “I’ll be right over.”

…

In a personal clinic, Doctor Yelmon performed a series of tests on Vicky.

Though the clinic was not as big as a hospital, there was sufficient equipment.

Since Doctor Yelmon was an expert in the psychological field, some of the equipment found in her

clinic was even more advanced than the ones in the hospital.

Doctor Yelmon was a woman in her forties and was first seen with a gentle, approachable smile on her

face.

“Hello, Miss Shaw.” Doctor Yelmon stood up to greet Vicky. “You have told me all about your condition,

so let me run a few tests on you.”

Vicky nodded. “Sure.”

Two hours later, all tests had been completed, and Doctor Yelmon stared at the medical report intently.

Vicky held her breath and waited anxiously, worrying that Doctor Yelmon would say the same things as

others had said.

Half an hour later, Doctor Yelmon looked up. “Miss Shaw, I now have a general understanding of your

condition.”

Vicky clenched her fingers. “Well? Can I recover?”

Doctor Yelmon smiled. “Based on what you told me and this medical report, you’ll need to undergo

hypnosis.” Doctor Yelmon pulled out a brain scan. “There is no blood clot in your head, so there is a

high chance that you’re starting to get flashbacks because the blood clot that formed in your head

during the car accident has vanished. Technically speaking, you should’ve gotten all your memories

back the moment the blood clot was gone, but according to what you mentioned, you ran into an

accident on your birthday when your husband wanted to divorce you… It might be something that you

are subconsciously trying to avoid remembering. People tend to avoid what upsets them, so maybe it’s

your own reluctance that’s stopping you from recovering.

“That’s just your conscious thoughts. I’m talking about unconscious thoughts.”

“So… Can I get my memories back?”

“That depends on how the treatments go. At the moment, hypnosis will be the most effective treatment

for you.”

Vicky nodded. “Alright, then.”

Doctor Yelmon studied Vicky. “Miss Shaw, the treatment process might be miserable, and you may still

end up with nothing in the end.”

“It’s fine,” Vicky said. “As long as there’s hope, I’m willing to give it a try. Even if the treatment fails, I

won’t regret anything.”

“Sure. I will map out a treatment plan for you as soon as possible. Please go home and wait for my

call.”

“Thank you.”

Doctor Yelmon smiled and walked Vicky outside the door.

…

Once the treatment plan was established, Vicky swiftly started undergoing hypnosis.

However, part of her memories seemed to be locked at the very depth of her mind, and Vicky failed to

remember anything after each session.

She had stopped having dreams altogether, and her sleep quality had been improving.

One day, Tyler brought her a glass of tea, and since she had gotten used to drinking it every day, she

accepted it without hesitation.

She had grown accustomed to the bitterness of the tea, and it was merely a small price to pay if it

meant that she could be a mother again.