Mysterious Mrs. Pansy

Patrick spoke the truth. He knew that anyone who could heal from a mental trauma in a short period of time was an exceptionally strong person. Such individuals were few in the world, as most people, who were ordinary citizens, often took a long time to heal from emotional wounds.This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - ©.

For severe traumas, it could take many years, or sometimes they might never fully heal. Fortunately, April’s situation wasn’t that severe. It was just a temporary difficulty in overcoming the hurdle.

Therefore, April needed to adjust slowly. As long as the dean and others took careful care of her, Patrick believed there would be a positive outcome. He had confidence in April’s recovery, but he hoped it would happen sooner rather than later.

Because the sooner April recovered, the better it would be for the child inside her.

If she continued to be lost in her thoughts or had other issues, even if she eventually managed to overcome them, it would likely take too long and not benefit the child or April.

After April fully recovered, she might still experience self-blame, which could be difficult to treat. That’s why Patrick believed it was necessary to have a detailed conversation with the dean so that he could understand the severity of the situation.

Patrick revealed all the details of April’s condition.

The dean then called the vice dean and informed him of everything Patrick had said.

“For the time being, you need to focus on April. Your work priorities should also lean in that direction. It’s not just me who’s saying this. Even if it’s other matters, you should pay careful attention,” the dean instructed.

“Patrick may not be a professional, but we are. Perhaps he has overlooked certain aspects, but we cannot afford such loopholes.”

The vice dean nodded in agreement, giving his assurance. The dean asked him to leave.

The dean told Patrick that if necessary, someone should communicate with the patient at regular intervals. After all, their communication would be from a therapeutic perspective during the phase of mental recovery.

However, during the process of healing the soul, the most important aspect was the presence of family and caring friends. This would help April overcome her psychological obstacles as quickly as possible.

This was also one of the common methods of treatment.

If a person wanted to recover quickly, they needed to be constantly stimulated by positive energy. Negative influences should be kept away from them as much as possible.

Just like an enemy to that person, they should never appear, as it would greatly affect them.

The frequent presence of close friends and family would provide positive and encouraging influences. Patrick felt a bit troubled upon hearing this, as it would be easier to handle if it were a different situation.

But Jane was in no condition to come here; her state of mind was simply not suitable. Patrick could only hope that April’s husband would return earlier. He couldn’t help but complain inwardly, feeling that this man was truly irresponsible.

April was already in this state, yet he hadn’t shown up, leaving Patrick puzzled.

However, Patrick knew that everyone might have their own difficulties.

As long as he didn’t truly want to abandon April, he approved of this person.

But if Marco’s mentality and attitude were problematic, Patrick wouldn’t hesitate. He would find a way to deal with Marco because having someone like him around would disturb Patrick’s peaceful existence in this world.

Patrick felt sorry for his kind and righteous heart, especially since April was also an artist of Patrick’s company. He would never let any harm come to his employees within the company.

So even though he hadn’t voiced his true thoughts yet, he had already come up with a plan.

Now that the dean had brought up this matter, he had to explain it tactfully to the dean and explore if there were any other options.

“April doesn’t have any family members around, only the two of us as good friends. However, my wife has been ill recently and can’t leave the house. She can’t even get out of bed.”

“So, I’m the only friend who can come to visit her, along with a few work colleagues she occasionally interacts with. I don’t know if this will benefit April’s condition.”

After gently expressing these words, Patrick hoped that the dean would help and consider if there were any better methods for April’s recovery. He knew it would be challenging, but if he didn’t ask, he would feel uneasy.

Because the normal methods, both in terms of hardware and software, were all available at the sanatorium. Even if there were any costs involved, the sanatorium would simply notify Patrick.

Moreover, when entering the sanatorium, Patrick had already paid all the expenses. The various treatments had also been briefly explained to Patrick in advance, and if there were any additional requirements, they would contact Patrick immediately.

Therefore, Patrick had no room to be picky about the conditions of these sanatorium treatments.

Furthermore, the dean had already informed Patrick about the software conditions of the sanatorium. So Patrick couldn’t find fault or strive for better conditions in this regard, especially since even the vice dean had personally shown concern for April’s situation.

What else was there to be picky about?

Now Patrick wanted to explore alternative methods, to see if there were any other auxiliary approaches. That’s why he said those words.

“This matter is indeed not easy to solve. We can only try experimental methods. Bringing April’s friends here might have some beneficial effects.”

“But the best option would be April’s family. I don’t know the specifics of April’s situation, but if possible, we should start by focusing on that aspect.”

The dean emphasized the importance of friends and their role in the treatment, which made Patrick understand the purpose.

He could only nod, hoping to come up with other ways to help April. The dean continued to inform Patrick.

“There are also some supplementary treatment methods, such as changing the environment after staying here for too long. It would be possible to provide April with a more comfortable environment, even at her own home.”