Mrs. Gu thought there was no problem with that.
Previously, Song Chen had suggested adding Sheng Tang to Gu Shiting’s treatnt plan.
However, at that ti, the relationship between Sheng Tang and Gu Shiting wasn’t stable enough, and Doctor Sun was worried it might backfire, so everything continued as before.
Later, it was left unsettled.
Now, Sheng Tang was willing to move in, realizing the Gu Family’s intentions, hoping to contribute to Gu Shiting’s recovery.
"Of course, it’s possible," said Mrs. Gu, "Tangtang will be the most important person to you in the future. She should know everything about you."
Gu Shiting felt that his mother was particularly agreeable today.
He liked hearing people say things like this.
Tangtang was indeed the most important person to him.
He didn’t even realize he was becoming the proverbial "man who forgets his mother after marrying a wife."
Moreover, he hadn’t even won his wife yet.
The unfilial son said to his mother, "But, can’t we not tell her about the cause of my illness?"
He didn’t want to bring up the cause of his illness; it was a painful past.
It was like his ugliest scar, and he didn’t want to reveal it to Sheng Tang.
He was afraid of scaring her.
"You would have to ask Doctor Sun about that," said Mrs. Gu, "but Doctor Sun has always respected your wishes. If you don’t want to ntion it, you probably don’t have to."
Gu Shiting visibly relaxed.
He conveyed the outco of the discussion to Sheng Tang.
The next morning, Sheng Tang t with Doctor Sun in the Gu Family’s living room, who had co a long way.
Doctor Sun was in his fifties, with a lean face and wearing black-rimd glasses.
New York doesn’t much appreciate pale skin, so Doctor Sun was dressed fashionably and had even darkened his skin,
making him the darkest among everyone present.
He looked at Sheng Tang, smiled at her, revealing very neat and white teeth.
"You must be Miss Sheng? The Madam has ntioned you many tis," Doctor Sun politely extended his hand.
Sheng Tang shook his hand.
Mrs. Gu, standing beside, smiled and said, "Doctor Sun, no need to be so formal. You can just call her Tangtang."
"Alright, then I’ll take advantage of my age," Doctor Sun laughed.
Everyone then sat down in the living room.
Doctor Sun first asked Gu Shiting a few questions before saying to everyone, "I need to do a psychological evaluation of the young master first. We can decide the treatnt plan after I get the evaluation results."
Mrs. Gu agreed.
Gu Shiting then followed Doctor Sun upstairs.
The psychological evaluation was individual, possibly taking one to two hours. Doctor Sun would ask Gu Shiting various questions and judge his recent condition based on his answers and expressions.
In this field, Doctor Sun was very professional.
An hour and a half later, Doctor Sun and Gu Shiting ca downstairs.
"All indicators show that Ting’s mindset has been positive recently. He may harbor so anger, but this is good, it’s very positive feedback," Doctor Sun’s voice carried joy, quite pleased with the evaluation results.
Gu Shiting felt slightly embarrassed.
He glanced at Sheng Tang.
Sheng Tang was attentively listening to Doctor Sun, not noticing his nervousness.
Doctor Sun continued discussing other aspects of Gu Shiting’s condition.
Gu Shiting’s social anxiety had greatly improved recently, which was another delightful progress.
While he still felt uneasy in crowds, he no longer experienced symptoms like sweating, dizziness, or tinnitus as before.
"There are two treatnt options available next: First, the young master stays in a pitch-dark room with Tangtang accompanying him and with the aid of the latest dication;
Second, the young master is placed in a dimly lit room for more than thirty minutes each ti, still with Tangtang accompanying him, but without dication," Doctor Sun said.
"What are the pros and cons of these two options?" Mrs. Gu asked.
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