Smollett quickly explained, "These are all probability issues; you don't have to worry too much."
"No matter what it costs, she must be cured," Joe said solemnly.
Smollett nodded, "Rest assured, since I promised, I will do my best."
His gaze swept around the living room, and he asked somewhat confusedly, "I don't know where Mrs. Smith is now?"
As soon as his voice fell, Charlotte came down from upstairs.
Upon seeing Charlotte, Smollett lowered his eyes, hid his excitement, and gave her a strange but polite smile.
"This is Dr. Twain," Joe simply introduced, only to see Charlotte frown.
"What's wrong?" Joe looked at her worriedly, but Charlotte's gaze remained on Smollett.
In her limited memory, she was certain that she had never seen Smollett before, but the moment she saw him, she felt an immediate sense of discomfort and anger deep in her heart.
These negative emotions almost immediately consumed her, making her feel very uncomfortable.
Seeing her poor state, Smollett thought for a moment and finally said, "Rushing into treatment can indeed make many patients resistant. We can take it step by step and let her slowly accept me."
After speaking, his gaze fell on Charlotte.
"Mrs. Smith, hello, I'm Dr. Twain, specifically here to help you with emotional issues. If you have any discomfort, you can tell me in advance," Smollett said politely and warmly, smiling and extending his hand toward Charlotte.
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