The Jealous King System in Quick Transmigration Always Cuts Off My Romantic Relationships

Chapter 684 Psychiatrist Wang Yi

Gong Yueyue has been staying at the Tianya Villa for three days, during which time Gong Ranran has been going out more and more often.

The bodyguard had just escorted her back to her room when she wanted to come out again.

If you don't open the door for her, she will let out a scream like a pig being slaughtered, which is deafening.

I never imagined a woman could have such explosive power.

Gong Ranran also has a particular fondness for finding sharp objects. She often runs to the kitchen to find knives, forks, or scissors, as if she is preparing to fight anytime, anywhere.

In addition, she especially likes looking for babies.

He often went to Wang Siya's bedroom and stared blankly at the two little babies.

Because of Gong Ranran's strange behavior, everyone is on edge wherever she appears.

She went to Wang Siya's bedroom to see the baby, which prevented Wang Siya, the new mother, from getting a proper rest.

Gong Yueyue, Gong Lin, and Wang Siya were all puzzled and worried about Gong Ranran's situation.

Nobody knows what Gong Ranran, who has gone mad, is thinking.
Gong Yueyue knew that Gong Ranran had dissected her pet cat when she last saw her with a blood-stained knife.

The reason why Aunt Huo Panlan and the others were afraid of Gong Ranran holding a fruit knife was because Gong Ranran used the fruit knife to run into the kitchen and help them kill fish.

Her method of killing fish is to directly stab and poke them.

The sight of a live fish being stabbed so badly that it was bloody and mangled was horrifying.

Gong Yueyue is currently unable to explain Gong Ranran's strange behavior.

Three days have passed, and that bastard prince still hasn't replied to her.

All she can do is wait and see how things develop, and then deal with whatever comes her way.

But Gong Ranran hardly ever stays in her room anymore.

He was either looking for sharp objects in the kitchen or going to Wang Siya's bedroom to see the baby.

If the door is closed and she's not allowed in, she'll start screaming hysterically, disrupting the peace of the entire villa. To protect her child, Wang Siya suggested that Gong Lin send Gong Ranran to a mental hospital, but Gong Lin refused.

He couldn't feel at ease sending Gong Ranran to any particular place.

He wanted to stay by her side and watch over her.

Later, Gong Yueyue and Gong Lin moved Gong Ranran to the garden cottage in the back garden.

She was to have bodyguards protect her safety.

She had a maid take care of her daily life.

They arranged for a doctor to live there as well, to provide close care for Gong Ranran's health.

More importantly, she must not be allowed to leave the garden cottage.

Following Gong Yueyue's advice, Gong Lin tidied up the garden cottage and then sent Gong Ranran there.

However, Gong Lin would visit Gong Ranran every day and stay by her side for two or three hours at a time.

Gong Lin is busy at the company during the day.

He had to go home to take care of his wife who was in postpartum confinement, the baby in swaddling clothes, and also to take care of his twin sister, Gong Ranran.

Seeing Gong Lin like this, Gong Yueyue felt tired for him.

Gong Ranran's illness was treated by Wang Yi, an internationally renowned psychiatrist who was specially hired.

Wang Yi is actually very capable, but because of his personality, he is not popular. So, although his fame has spread, his career prospects are not good, and his income is relatively low.

Moreover, his family background is quite worrying, which is why Wang Yi was tempted by Gong Lin's high-paying job; he really needed the money.

Before you know it, Wang Yi has been living in the Tianya Villa for a long time, but Gong Ranran's condition has not improved. In fact, she seems to be getting sicker and sicker lately.

Is it because this doctor is incompetent?
Gong Lin and his team had also considered this problem, but if even a doctor with such a good reputation couldn't cure it, they had even less confidence in consulting other doctors.

(End of this chapter)