So, we can take a look while the main subject isn’t here yet to see what she’s like in private.
From the arrangent of her room and so details, we can deduce what we want to know.
Led by the receptionist, Luo Fei pushed open the door and entered.
A very neat office appeared before his eyes, with many psychology-related professional books on the bookshelf.
A row of bright pennants lined the wall, looking quite impressive.
Each pennant clearly states the donor, ti, and reason; from this, one can see she is indeed a well-regarded psychologist.
The opposite side’s desk was also very clean, apart from a few decorations, there were only odds and ends like paper, pens, and a stapler, along with so photos.
Photos? That’s it!
Luo Fei stepped to the desk and looked.
"Married? Not bad, an ideal couple, they really look happily married, which I didn’t expect."
"Seems like this psychologist doesn’t have any issues herself, I wonder if she still rembers what she talked about with these two people."
After wandering around the office twice, Luo Fei sat down in the patient’s position.
Activate ntal acuity!
Activate profiling domain!
In an instant, everything in front of his eyes changed, every aspect revealed the characteristics of this female psychologist.
The clean and tidy environnt and the spotless corners proved she is soone who cares about her surroundings.
Though it can’t be said she has an absolute obsessive-compulsive disorder, there is at least a genetic tendency towards perfection, and she’s quite ticulous!
These are traits a mature woman should have.
Moreover, there are only two key points on it, one is the data preparation is very thorough, including all patients from recent tis having been assigned numbers and tis.
It shows she’s also an extrely responsible dical professional.
Another point is her photos, placing her own and family photos aside, rather than casually leaving them on the bookshelf.
This indicates she is soone who balances ho and career.
Such a woman unquestionably seems to be a perfectionist.
It’s a bit difficult to categorize her under psychological abnormalities.
Luo Fei shook his head helplessly, feeling trapped by his own reasoning.
Suddenly, a door beside him clicked open, followed by the sound of high heels.
"Officer Luo, I’m sorry to keep you waiting, I’m Guo Tingting, the psychologist at this clinic."
She started with a fluent and natural self-introduction, showing her excellent language skills, not even flustered by Luo’s uniform, indicating a remarkable aura.
Upon closer inspection, she was indeed a beauty on Earth.
Her features were refined, with a light makeup that was very natural, her eyes exuding sufficient charisma and control.
The upper half of her body clad in a professional OL outfit, with a white blouse emblematic of a modern strong urban woman, high heels, and black stockings, she was a woman of individuality and allure.
She’s indeed a lady with remarkable poise; this kind of beauty that isn’t seductive must be extraordinary.
It’s not always pleasant to have soone perceiving everything at a glance...
"Hello, Dr. Guo."
"I’m here to learn so things from you."
Luo Fei smiled calmly, instantly shifting his deanor.
Of course, he has his own hidden side, which is why he ca alone; a special skill must be kept under wraps.
Guo Tingting leaned forward after sitting down, showing a very cooperative attitude, making it impossible to find fault.
However, the first sentence Luo Fei tossed out to her imdiately turned the situation around.
"Dr. Guo, don’t be nervous, I’m just here to get a sense of the situation because recently there have been two murder cases in our city, a rather serious matter, they’ve both been treated here by you, you just need to answer."
In a psychologist’s office, the doctor usually holds the initiative, still maintaining their stance even against an officer.
However, Luo Fei’s words instantly put the other in check.
This wasn’t a regular evidence-gathering; it was a conversation while looking for clues.
Guo Tingting gave a slight smile, then sat as Luo suggested.
"Officer Luo, please speak."
"These two people have been treated here, haven’t they?"
Looking at the two photos Luo Fei handed over, Guo Tingting’s expression changed slightly, first stunned, then contemplative.
As she pondered, she began flipping through nearby dical records and notebooks, extracting two pages after several minutes and pushing them towards Luo Fei.
"One is Xu Yanzi, and the other is Zheng Rong. They both ca to my clinic last year. They have one common point - they just got divorced, feeling desolate about relationships and love, yet unwilling to face the rest of their lives without support, so they sought my guidance."
"She truly deserves the title of psychologist, very professional in this regard."
Luo Fei smiled as he took the two sheets of paper handed by her.
The recorded details were more specific than the information he gathered at the station, including so of their hobbies and regular activities.
After all, it’s a psychology clinic; so matters must be explained to the psychologist, as avoiding or hiding issues isn’t beneficial.
If he weren’t an officer, he might never get the chance to see these two sheets in his lifeti.
As a psychologist, one must uphold professional ethics; regarding secrecy, anyone in a related profession should have their limits, barring special circumstances.
Looking at the recorded contents, these two won’s aversion to romance had reached a certain extent, otherwise, they wouldn’t disclose so much here.
"Besides their cognitive biases in love, did they have any special traits?"
"Yes."
Guo Tingting answered very seriously.
"They also harbored a certain antipathy towards the opposite sex, possibly due to their failed marriages, causing them great reluctance to trust n, and an unwillingness to open up for social interactions, becoming increasingly trapped on a closed path."
"This is a kind of self-isolation, but because they haven’t recognized so principles of surviving marriage, they exaggerated their longing for a better life, leading to disappointnt and a shift in mindset."
Luo Fei nodded, acknowledging her points, as criminal psychology also covers such topics.
From the start, he suspected this direction.
He ca to ask again just to see how candid she would be.
"Dr. Guo, did they ntion any recent developnts in their romantic lives?"
"No, I asked them, but they directly denied it, showing extre seriousness..."
"However, I know they were lying."
These words left Luo Fei dumbfounded, realizing her observational and analytical skills could rival his own profiling domain.
"Why do you say that?"
"Because when they later ca to report back, their frequency of looking at their phones and chatting increased, along with smiles on their faces that showed they were captivated by romance."
"The most crucial point was their absent-minded deanor when speaking with , paired with their lack of attention, which was no longer within the scope of work concerns."
Luo Fei nodded, agreeing they must’ve been in love, and it seems like they might have even fallen for the sa person.
At this point, Guo Tingting’s expression changed.
Apparently considering their state combined with the death news from Luo Fei’s visit today.
"Sigh..."
"What a pity, I never imagined they already..."
From her facial expression, Luo Fei saw genuine regret, a sense of loss that wasn’t feigned; this was evident from micro-expressions, even though she was a high-level psychologist, she couldn’t escape his keen observation.
Moreover, from the beginning, Luo Fei had activated the Eye of Sin, seeing nothing suspicious in her deanor.
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