Reborn on Wedding Night: Flirting the Cold Bigshot into Blushes-Chapter 401: Tricking Him into Getting a Checkup

Chapter 401: Chapter 401: Tricking Him into Getting a Checkup

Even though Nancy Allen had done many exercises at the Imperial Garden, she was still flustered when she truly arrived at the hospital.

Standing outside the hospital’s main entrance, she felt as if a hand was gripping her heart tightly, creating a suffocating sensation.

Julius Shaw turned and asked, "Are you okay? Otherwise, we can come back another time."

"No." Nancy immediately objected. After objecting, she felt she was too harsh, so she softened her tone and coaxed, "I’m fine, I can overcome this. We’re already here, let’s go inside."

Seeing Nancy so resolute, Julius Shaw didn’t refuse further.

Mainly because, in the memories he inherited from his brother, Nancy had once described a dream where she was gravely ill with cancer.

He actually wanted Nancy to undergo a detailed physical examination, but her stress disorder made hospital visits inconvenient.

Julius Shaw held Nancy’s hand, and she didn’t pull away. In her eyes, the hospital resembled a monstrous beast, with its jaws wide open, waiting for her to fall in.

As she stepped into the hospital, she began to uncontrollably break out in cold sweat, her heart racing, her body seemingly feeling that old, bone-penetrating pain from a past life.

Yet even so, Nancy’s steps never faltered a bit. She even strived to keep her body from tensing up too much, fearing Julius Shaw would notice and take her away from the hospital.

Everyone had forgotten that she was always very enduring.

Five years ago, she had been ruthless with herself.

Now, to achieve her goal, she was forcing herself to endure this stress response.

She put on her mask, and designated personnel received her, taking her for a comprehensive physical check-up.

Thin needles began drawing blood, ECG, CT, ultrasound, MRI, all projects Nancy had done countless times in her past life, were being executed one by one.

Enduring the pain akin to reliving cancer, she smiled at Julius Shaw.

After completing these checks, finally, the last step arrived.

Nancy’s pre-scheduled appointment with a psychologist.

Julius Shaw accompanied Nancy into the doctor’s office.

The doctor first took out some test sheets and said, "First, complete these tests, I’ll assess the psychological condition."

Nancy suddenly shook her head, seemingly finding it difficult to accept, and said, "There’s nothing wrong with me."

The middle-aged doctor wearing glasses replied formally, "Whether there’s an issue or not, we need the data to speak."

Nancy looked to Julius Shaw for help, her eyes slightly red, pitifully saying, "Godfery, I’m not mentally ill."

Julius Shaw immediately reassured, "I know you’re not. If you don’t want to do it, we can..."

Not letting Julius Shaw finish saying not to do it, Nancy interrupted softly, "Godfery, accompany me and do this test together. I want to check myself, and with you beside me, I won’t be afraid."

Julius Shaw looked at Nancy.

In that profound gaze, there seemed to be countless stars, just deeply staring at Nancy.

Facing such a gaze, it felt like it illuminated all of Nancy’s little schemes, she clenched her fists to control herself, so as not to shyly avert her gaze.

In the end, Julius Shaw agreed, "Alright, I’ll accompany you."

The doctor then took out another test sheet.

Nancy watched Julius Shaw start to do the test, and though her heart ached, she seriously began to do it as well.

She didn’t want to be so calculating.

Her schemes were intense, she never wanted to use them on her own people, but she had no other option.

She had experienced Julius Shaw’s madness.

Julius Shaw in a past life had been kind to her, he could destroy her, but he couldn’t harm Sophie Allen and the others.

After nearly twenty minutes, the two finally finished the nearly three pages of test questions.

Continuing with this aspect of the check-up, Nancy naturally had Julius Shaw accompany her.

The two of them underwent EEGs and brain CTs together.

Having completed these, the doctor began to ask questions.

The doctor first asked Julius Shaw, "Mr., your loss of control is manifested in random attacks and injuring others. How do you feel when you harm others?"

Julius Shaw replied expressionlessly, "No feeling, I wasn’t out of control, I’m inherently that way, how can you call it out of control."

The doctor was taken aback, "Do you have a clear sense of right and wrong in your heart?"

Julius Shaw casually said, "This world is full of malice, what’s right or wrong?"

The doctor took a sharp breath.

Sitting beside Julius Shaw, Nancy couldn’t help but look at him.

She couldn’t comprehend.

Living in the Imperial Garden, under the protection of Godfery Shaw, Julius Shaw should be living well, how could he feel the world is full of malice?

The doctor asked sternly, "Has no one taught you about right and wrong? Has no one taught you about love and hate?"

Julius Shaw was silent for a moment, then coldly replied, "They only taught me to fight back since birth. They let me walk in darkness, deal with evil, my life has no right or wrong, let alone love and hate."

After Julius Shaw finished saying this, both the doctor and Nancy froze.

The doctor felt that this person’s mental state was indeed problematic and too dangerous. The eyes revealed a dangerous light.

And Nancy was stunned because she never knew Julius Shaw’s upbringing.

The Julius Shaw she imagined was mentally challenged, often confined, never leaving the Imperial Garden, unaware of anything, even if the sky fell, Godfery Shaw could hold it up.

How could she know that what came from Julius Shaw’s mouth was this.

Did Godfery Shaw make Julius face all that malice?

How could this be?

It shouldn’t be like this!

Suddenly Julius Shaw turned and looked at Nancy.

He just looked at Nancy, those eyes filled with ferocity suddenly showed a bit of tenderness and said, "Only Nancy is different, she’s different from everyone else, she’s my love, and also my right."

Nancy was already stiff in place.

Where does someone pin right and wrong onto a person? What kind of feelings does Julius Shaw have for her?

Nancy didn’t understand, and couldn’t comprehend.

Whether it was from guilt for calculating Julius Shaw, or hearing snippets of Julius Shaw’s revealed upbringing, the longer the conversation went on, the more anxious Nancy became.

She wanted to flee seemingly, suddenly grabbing Julius Shaw’s sleeve, and whispered, "I feel very uncomfortable, let’s go back."

Seeing Nancy’s pale face, Julius Shaw said nothing and picked her up, walking out while quietly soothing, "Don’t be afraid, I’ll take you away right now."

The doctor watched the two depart, opened his mouth but ultimately said nothing, anyway, the test results were nearly done.

Carried by Julius Shaw and walking out, Nancy’s mind kept telling herself not to soften. No matter how pitiful Julius Shaw’s upbringing was, no matter whether Godfery Shaw had wronged Julius Shaw, she couldn’t soften.

When she left, she couldn’t let Julius Shaw harm any of her relatives.

While Nancy was thinking these things, she suddenly heard a voice.

"Nancy! What are you doing here?"

The familiar, annoying voice made Nancy frown as she looked over.