Who would study psychology if they didn't have some kind of problem?

Chapter 524 Two Dialogues
Although she had doubts, Nan Zhuren didn't ask them aloud.

After all, Nan Zhuren had the judgment that, in their previous interactions, Xia Tian's moral standards in terms of professional conduct were no less than his own.

When it comes to information that visitors keep confidential, she is very conscious of not asking herself any more questions; and when it comes to the person in question, she will also stop talking to herself in a timely manner.

Therefore, Nan Zhuren felt that the young girl must have her own reasons for coming to him to ask these questions.

At least it won't harm myself or him.

Moreover, Nan Zhuren didn't notice any unpleasant micro-expressions on Xia Tian's face.

From what you're saying, it seems you really hope Nan Zhihao can provide complete evidence and file a private prosecution based on his own circumstances?

Nan Zhuren didn't ask this question aloud, even though Xia Tian's statement just now had indeed subtly conveyed this meaning.

However, Nan Zhuren believed that Xia Tian would take the initiative to explain his behavior and intentions.

Sure enough, Xia Tian explained the next moment: "Teacher Nan, when our unit is handling cases or doing other things, we must first follow the laws and regulations."

"However, on this basis, we will also take into account the victim's living conditions after the incident. Sometimes, if we follow a rigid path, it may cause secondary harm to the victim. So at this time, we will also have different choices."

Xia Tian emphasized: "Legal work is about legal principles, but it also requires basic human sensibilities."

Nan Zhuren nodded.

Xia Tian added, "Some private prosecution cases are 'private prosecutions' because they have a relatively mild impact on society but can still have a severe impact on the lives of the parties involved."

These words seemed to be a prelude, and Nan Zhuren simply listened without responding, intending to wait for Xia Tian to continue.

"So initially, we could understand why Nan Zhihao was unwilling to provide complete evidence for the public prosecution and also unwilling to file a private prosecution. But..."

“As I said, Nan Zhihao’s situation has changed a lot.” Xia Tian pursed her lips as she spoke. “We’ve encountered cases like his before, where he had a positive attitude but changed his mind in a short period of time. And such cases are usually quite special.”

"That's why I wanted to ask Professor Nan, what's your assessment of Nan Zhihao recently? Specifically regarding this court hearing."

Looking at Xia Tian's serious expression and eyes, Nan Zhuren pondered for a moment.

He first repeated Xia Tian's words: "Regarding this court hearing?"

Summer nodded.

Nan Zhuren nodded and gave his answer directly: "I think he's ready."

"Really?" Xia Tian asked.

Nan Zhuren affirmed this point: "Based on what I observed in my last consultation, he already has enough energy to overcome the fear of attending the trial and the motivation to make this decision and take action on his own."

This answer also confirms the judgment made before summer that "Nam Ji-ho's state is relatively positive and proactive."

Xia Tian thought for a moment, then asked, "After attending this court hearing, if we don't consider any real-world compensation or anything like that, just attending the hearing—would that help Nan Zhihao's condition?"

"Or rather," Xia Tian changed her wording, "would it be helpful for his psychological counseling and healing, and for your work, Professor Nan?"

This question was a bit stranger than the previous ones, so Nan Zhuren thought about his wording more carefully.

He answered cautiously: "I don't have a complete grasp of the information related to the trial, so I don't know what the outcome will be..."

Summer quickly answered, "What if there's a guaranteed good outcome?"

This statement made Nan Zhuren pause, and he felt increasingly uneasy. Under normal circumstances, would someone say such things to him?

However, Nan Zhuren replied, "I am quite optimistic. Both for the client and for the progress of the consultation process..."

Then, Nan Zhuren saw that Xia Tian's expression became more relieved, as if she had made a decision.

Nan Zhuren added, "And I also support your guess. From a psychological counseling perspective, if a client experiences a sudden and significant emotional change after counseling, it must mean that some major real-life event has occurred..."

Summer didn't seem to hear a word he said.

She seemed to be immersed in her own thoughts, and then some previously chaotic ideas were suddenly cleared up.

The jaw muscles contracted noticeably, briefly making the jawline more defined.

[Press your lips inwards and flatten them to form a taut, straight line.]

[A slight, rapid nod; pupils dilated slightly due to intense focus...]

Nan Zhuren couldn't help but glance at Xia Tian's micro-expressions.

These things flashed by, and the process was much faster than with other things Nan Zhuren had read before.

Before Nan Zhuren could say anything more, Xia Tian had already gotten up.

Her hands were still gripping the table: "Teacher Nan, keep it up!"

After saying that, leave.

After turning around and stepping into the elevator, she took out her phone, quickly opened a chat window, and typed something into it.

……

Nan Zhihao swiped open his phone, looked at the time and location displayed in the chat dialog box, and after confirming that there were no errors, he looked up at the courthouse gate in front of him.

In his current plans, he theoretically will not come back to this place.

Nan Zhihao adjusted his mask and looked around for the girl who had asked him to come today.

"hello."

He saw Xia Tian carrying a bunch of things walking out from the side, greeting him with a smile, looking like she was in a good mood.

"Assistant Xia," Nan Zhihao walked over and asked Xia Tian, ​​"I received a message saying that some evidence still needs to be confirmed, is that right?"

Xia Tian nodded and said, "Yes, the trial is in two days, so I wanted to confirm the evidence you're going to submit with you. Although it's possible to submit it even a minute before the trial, it's better to do it as early as possible if you're willing."

I don't even want to go to that place anymore. Nan Zhihao thought to himself.

He found it strange that such a small matter, if it didn't involve signing or submitting written materials and was merely a "confirmation," could be communicated over the phone.

Xia Tian shook the small box in her hand again and said, "Oh, I'm about to leave now. Shall we talk as we walk?"

Nan Zhihao felt an even stronger strange feeling in his heart.

(End of this chapter)