Just then, the door to the Consultation Room opened, and a nurse pushed out a mobile bed. Mrs. Landon, who was in a coma, lay on the bed.
"What's wrong with my mother?" Mabel Quinn hurriedly stepped forward and asked.
"The patient has been too stimulated, which seems to have caused her memory disorder," the doctor said. This doctor had been Mrs. Landon's attending doctor for a long time and was very familiar with her previous medical history. "This could have two outcomes: one is that the part of her past memories she's been locking away might fully recover. Naturally, if she can bear the pressure of those memories, she could recover, meaning she'd be like a normal person and would no longer have episodes of madness."
Recover? Mabel Quinn was taken aback. So, her mother might indeed be blessed because of misfortune? Become normal?
"What if she can't withstand those memories?" It was Kyle Kinston who seized upon the doctor's words to ask.
