Really Stupid Nikita lifted her gaze, her deep eyes looking cold. She said indifferently, âDoes it make any difference whether I release her or not? She has a mental problem now and wonât be subject to criminal punishment anymore.â
If Rosa really had a mental problem, Nikita couldnât even sue her if she wanted to.
Corley fell silent again.
âBrother.â At this moment, Rosa, who had been standing there staring at the fish swimming in the pond, suddenly walked over. When she saw Corley, she looked very happy and took his arm, pouting and coquettishly asking, âDid you come to see Rosa?â
Corley didnât speak to Nikita anymore. He lowered his head and glanced at Rosa, revealing a gentle smile. âAre you good today? Did you listen to the doctor and the nurse?â
âRosa was very good today.â Rosaâs face showed a naive expression that didnât match her age, and her voice had achildish tone. âBrother, you said if Rosa was obedient, you would buy cake for Rosa to eat.
You didnât lie to Rosa, did you?â
âOf course not.â Corley touched her head and showed her the bag in his hand. âI bought your favorite cake. You can eat it later when we go back, okay?â
âOkay.â Rosa took Corleyâs sleeve and looked like a obedient and cute little girl.
But she was already in her twenties.
Her current state and behavior were obviously abnormal.
âBrother, who is she?â Rosa saw Nikita and looked afraid, with a scared expression on her face. She half-hid behind Corley.
Seeing her like this, Corley pursed his lips. âShe became like this after waking up. Iâm not trying to help her escape anything. The doctor said that if her condition is bad enough, she may be like this for the rest of her life.â Leaving the hospital, Nikita made a call to Dr. Davis to ask about Rosaâs condition.
Although she could tell that Rosa was not pretending, she still wanted to confirm it.
âMiss Rosa did indeed suffer a blow to the head, but her brain problem isnât very serious. After testing and analysis, we speculate that she must have encountered some kind of shock and received a great deal of stimulation, which caused her mental problems.â After a moment, Nikita hung up the phone.
It seemed that Rosa really did have a mental problem.
As for what kind of shock and stimulation she had encountered, it should be related to the banquet that night.
Nikita had never thought that some people would take love and affection so seriously that a perfectly good person would become mentally unwell just because they couldnât get what they wanted.
In the eyes of many ordinary people, Rosa was a winner in life. She was born into a good family, grew up ina very privileged environment, was beautiful, and had her own abilities. From any point of view, she was an enviable and desirable existence.
Her life was almost perfect.
Except for her love life.
For Nikita, love was only a part of life, not everything, and certainly not the most important thing.
She would also cherish her relationship with Sheehan, and Sheehan had an important place in her heart.
But no matter what, she would never go crazy for a man.
No matter how much she liked someone.
Nikita and Sheehan attended Unaâs wedding.
Their attendance, as expected, became a hot topic at the wedding.
Unaâs was overjoyed, and during a break, she pulled Nikita aside and whispered, âNikita, thank you so much for coming to my wedding. Iâm so honored. I just share the news that you and Mr. Lambert came to my wedding, and everyone in my circle is so jealous.â