The specific tension in his pulse was undeniable proof of unreleased, primal vitality.
Put simply: this thirty-year-old, outrageously wealthy, genetically blessed billionaire was still celibate.
Such a pulse was virtually extinct in the modern world, where temptations were everywhere. Finding a reading like this was like finding a unicorn.
Yet, the pure, untouched energy radiating from Quentin was crystal clear.
It proved that not only was he emotionally impenetrable, but his private life was also entirely devoid of intimacy.
He was thirty years old and entirely untouched. He was a blank slate.
Bonnie couldn't help but wonder—did he not know how, did he not understand, or was he actively repressing his physical needs?
This intense repression was exactly why his vitality was constantly boiling over.
If she had insisted on examining his eyes up close just now, given how overheated he already was, he absolutely would have lost control.
It would just be a completely normal biological reaction.
But their treatment had only just begun. She didn't want him to develop any psychological resistance or feel humiliated.
Healing was a step-by-step process, after all.
Bonnie retreated to her room, but the more she thought about it, the more concerned she became.
He was so aggressively aloof. What if he literally didn't know how to relieve himself?
He was a known workaholic; maybe he was genuinely clueless when it came to human biology.
Driven purely by a doctor's conscience, she couldn't just let it go.
She pulled out her phone, searched the internet, and saved an educational video explaining physiological health and self-relief techniques.
She went to text it to him, only to realize she didn't even have his number.
She opened Jasper's chat.
[Jasper, could you send me Mr. Vance's contact? I need to send him some highly important educational materials regarding his physical therapy.]
Jasper replied: [One moment, let me ask the boss.]
A minute later, a contact card featuring a minimalist black-and-white landscape profile picture was sent over.

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