g deeply about what to say to ease her into talking, he started, “So, let’s

session and she could trust the person to help her. “Lucinda

“A lovely name, so what’s really going on? Wan

k or regretting her actions on opting for therapy. “I think I’m going crazy,” she said, fear laced in her voice, her heart picked up the pace, her eyes burning red with a tinge of wate

I see the same person over and over again. The last time I hallucinated at a train station, I was lucky enough that the security officer had seen me on time, and whenever I get close to her, I always hav

making sure she understood. The way he behaved with Lucinda, he’d never done it with his other patients. He’d always kept his distance if it was a woman and

they had this honey brown look that drew him into an abyss. Quickly remembering that he was engaged, he retracted his hand

ll see from there if any other symptoms get triggered by the migraine, then you’ll need drugs heavier than tylenol,” Haru explained while scribbling on his notepad. He got up and walked towards his desk, he stretched out to open the desk

ack. She took the prescription paper from him before walking

from Yuri reminding her to pick up her snacks. Lucinda chuckled, thinking she could use her day off to explore a bit. However, knowing Yuri, she gets grumpy when she

to flew out of her hands, and she quickly stood up and chased it without dusting her dress, but she wasn’t able to get it. The person who bumped into her left a while ago without helping her out or even apologiz

*

ng up to pace around for the fifth time that day, worrying for Lucinda. When it reached 5:30 pm, Lucinda wasn’t yet home, Yuri was a bit pale, so s

ing about how my baby would miss me and she’d be lonely without me to protect her from the bad guys,” Yuri

t?” Lucinda asked, massaging her back slightly af

, puffing up her cheeks and walking ahead of Lucinda to open the door. Lucinda couldn’t help