A perfect crime? To me, it's full of flaws!

They safely escorted Xin Xin, who was heavily pregnant, home.

Qi Feng dared not delay any longer and obediently drove to the psychologist arranged by the provincial department.

Inside a bright, elegant room filled with green plants.

"...Later I figured it out, this world can't exist without money! But I was a policeman, even though I was still in school, I couldn't do anything illegal! So I learned to trade stocks, and oh my god, you know what? I was like a stock market genius! I made a fortune! You know a Mercedes G-Class, right? I bought it outright, without a single loan..."

Qi Feng sat on the soft sofa and launched into a rambling monologue at the elegant psychologist with his gold-rimmed glasses! Spittle flew everywhere!

From how he used his handsome face to get extra meals in the orphanage, to how he skipped classes to make big money in the stock market at the police academy, and then to how he used all thirty-six stratagems to win over his icy beauty policewoman girlfriend.

He spoke with great enthusiasm, as if he were not providing psychological counseling but rather holding a personal life experience sharing session.

Suddenly, Qi Feng paused, as if he had remembered something crucial.

"Dr. Wang, if I may ask, I've heard that you charge by the minute in your line of work?"

"No, Officer Qi, we charge by the hour."

Upon hearing this, Qi Feng breathed a sigh of relief. Thank goodness, it was charged by the hour, so his chatter wasn't too bad.

However, Dr. Wang's next words instantly froze the smile on his face.

"If it takes less than an hour, it will be calculated as one hour."

Qi Feng's gaze drifted uncontrollably to the clock hanging on the wall.

I think I talked for 1 hour and 5 minutes.

Hastily!

Doctors are the ones making money! Look at these fees, they're so reasonable!

Parking is free if you stay in the parking lot for less than 15 minutes! But they charge you for two hours if you stay for 1 hour and 1 minute!

Dr. Wang saw Qi Feng's expression, smiled, and said...

"Officer Qi, don't worry, all your expenses will be covered by the provincial department, you don't need to pay them personally."

"Oh? I see!"

"Oh dear, look at my awareness! I'm always thinking about not causing trouble for the organization! Since the organization has made all the arrangements, we have to cooperate properly, right? Dr. Wang, let me tell you, where was I? Oh right, I was talking about my girlfriend. She seems aloof, but actually..."

Having found a safe haven where he could confide in others without spending any money, Qi Feng completely let loose.

Finally, another hour passed.

Qi Feng walked out of the treatment room feeling satisfied and refreshed. This doctor was really patient and could provide emotional support, and most importantly, it didn't cost him any money!

After he left, Dr. Wang took off his glasses, sighed, and then took out his notebook and began to write.

Patient: Qi Feng.

Assessment: Outwardly cheerful and talkative, with good social skills.

Judging from behaviors such as shifting topics and excessively sharing non-core experiences, they have a strong internal defense mechanism.

Due to the influence of childhood orphanhood, they habitually hide, suppress, and disguise their true emotions.

The shooting incident was the trigger for her psychological trauma, but the root cause is deeper.

Recommendation: A high level of trust needs to be established, and strong-guided long-term therapy should be conducted.

Just as I finished writing the last sentence, there was a gentle knock on the office door from the outside.

"Please come in."

"Hello, you must be Dr. Wang, Qi Feng's psychologist, right?"

"Yes, that's me. And you are?" Dr. Wang asked.

"I'm his girlfriend, my name is Lin Haitang. I'd like to know more about him."

As a fellow police officer, how could such a thing be kept from her?

Lin Haitang found out the address immediately and rushed over.

Dr. Wang pushed up his glasses, a hint of hesitation flashing through his mind. In principle, the professional code of conduct for psychologists is to absolutely protect the privacy of their patients.

However... Qi Feng's current situation.

Perhaps, the only person who can open his heart from the outside is the girl named Lin Haitang in front of him.

Dr. Wang made a decision.

He selectively described Qi Feng's condition to Lin Haitang in a gentler, more general way.

It didn't involve any specific privacy concerns; it simply pointed out the core issues.

Stepping out of the gate, Lin Haitang walked along the road in a daze.

Dr. Wang didn't say much, but to sum it up in one sentence: he needs care and someone needs to understand the depths of his heart.

How do we get in?

Lin Haitang was at a loss for what to do.

She and Qi Feng had only been in a relationship for a few months at most.

Although their relationship progressed rapidly, she still felt unprecedentedly helpless when faced with such a profound and heavy topic.

This is what is meant by "concern leads to confusion."

As she walked, her mind raced.

Names flashed through her mind, only to be rejected one by one.

Suddenly, Lin Haitang seemed to have thought of something.

Li Wen!

A person who, like Qi Feng, came from the same orphanage!

Someone who grew up with Qi Feng since childhood, and who knew Qi Feng twenty years earlier than she did!

The woman who was supposed to be Qi Feng's sister was always teased by Qi Feng as being more like his mother's woman!