Who would study psychology unless they had some issues?! Chapter 588: 557: Deeper Issues and Dreams

Chapter 588: Chapter 557: Deeper Issues and Dreams

The visitor’s words indeed surprised Nan Zhubin a little.

He and Bai Qinghua had been worried all along about the visitor’s transference towards Liu Jiahang.

The main purpose of this consultation was precisely to deal with this transference, to sever the unhealthy intimate relationship she had with Liu Jiahang.

But now, upon asking, the visitor herself had already decided to end the intimate relationship with Liu Jiahang?

Fortunately, Liu Jiahang wasn’t present, but it was also a pity he wasn’t.

Nan Zhubin couldn’t help but wonder what Liu Jiahang, who had just been pursued by Bai Qinghua, would think after hearing the visitor’s account.

This intimate relationship had been Liu Jiahang’s trump card in negotiations with Bai Qinghua.

[If Liu Jiahang heard what the visitor was saying now, he might have a ltdown on the spot…]

Nan Zhubin’s emotions fluctuated for a mont, then quickly subdued.

Even though the visitor said this, a mature consultant knows not to take the visitor’s words at face value.

On one hand, the visitor might be concealing sothing; on the other hand, even if there is no concealnt, there could be a lack of self-awareness — aning the visitor might not realize that what they are saying isn’t true.

Nan Zhubin thought for a bit, then said, “Indeed, the main reason we switched consultants was because Teacher Liu violated the rules. Here, I also want to apologize to you on behalf of our company.”

Without concealnt or evasion, Nan Zhubin spoke very directly. After all, unexpected events in consultation should be explained to the visitor, adhering to the principle of sincerity.

At the sa ti, as Bai Qinghua’s apprentice, Nan Zhubin was qualified to “represent the company.”

After thinking for a mont, Nan Zhubin explored further: “Regarding your matter with Teacher Liu, I’ve heard one version from him; but if possible, can I hear your perspective on this matter?”

Nan Zhubin watched the visitor’s expression.

The visitor pursed her lips upward and inward, exhaled deeply, and said, “Alright, let think…”

She assud a thoughtful look: “Old Liu is your supervisor, right? During the first consultation, he indeed had so substance, analyzing in depth, and his words moved deeply. At the ti, I thought he was impressive, that he really understood , and that I’ve never t any other man like him.”

As she said this, the visitor raised her eyebrows forcefully.

Nan Zhubin nodded slightly inside. What the visitor said is sothing a consultant should exhibit in a consultation; but it’s this kind of display — “he understands ,” “he is so impressive” — that easily causes transference.

“Later, I wasn’t satisfied with seeing him only once a week and wanted to et him more. Our relationship developed rapidly, but it was also because it developed too quickly that I soon realized his work persona and his life persona were entirely different.”

The visitor waved her hand: “His true self is actually just like others… in so aspects even less than other n. I’ve tolerated him for a while, and we haven’t been going out in private, only eting during consultations, so today I decided to clarify things with him.”

[One corner of the mouth raised — contempt.]

[Body relaxed but tensed regularly. Flashbacks of uncomfortable mories during recollection.]

[Good eye contact with .]

Nan Zhubin breathed a small sigh of relief inside.

Apart from the micro expressions at the mont, the visitor displayed many small expressions and movents while recounting this part of her experience, which were ant to alleviate her discomfort and awkwardness.

Moreover, what she described was mainly emotional release and expression of opinions, rather than a detailed description of specific events, making it seem very general;

The specific content she narrated just expanded on the initial remarks, without introducing anything new, making it appear quite sparse.

In these respects, the visitor’s transference towards Liu Jiahang indeed seed to have dissipated.

Nan Zhubin nodded slightly. Today’s primary task was inexplicably accomplished just like that.

After speaking, the visitor chuckled softly: “You’re so young, surely your leader didn’t drag you here to take the fall for Old Liu, right? I heard he’s your company’s supervisor? If I leave this ti, won’t you have trouble too?”

On the surface, the visitor’s guess seed entirely logical.

Nan Zhubin’s young face obviously led to so misunderstanding.

Nan Zhubin thought for a bit, then shifted the topic to explore today’s second task: “Your decision to end the consultation, is it mainly because of Teacher Liu? You initially ca because of that dical dispute incident, which made the hospital concerned you might have lingering trauma — do you still have any feelings about that incident?”

Upon hearing this question, the visitor smiled, but the smile quickly faded, as if purely to express a social deanor.

“In fact, after such incidents, the hospital referred to consultation just as a formality; it was a way to show their concern for . But I’ve witnessed similar dical disputes many tis, nothing to be overly concerned about, certainly not enough to talk of trauma or such influence.”

The visitor spoke slowly: “I also talked to Old Liu about this before; there’s really no need to discuss it. If it weren’t for later… falling for him, I would have long wanted to end the consultation.”

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