Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1100

"I'll go and attend to these," Wanda said helplessly and glanced at the patient inside the ward.

The nurse had administered a tranquilizer shot to Bianca. Bianca lay there like a wooden puppet while the nurse dressed her wounds.

Luke nodded and went inside.

"Where is she hurt?" He asked the nurse.

The nurse answered Luke's question while dressing Bianca's injuries with a bandage. "Most of the wounds are on the wrists. I've already cleaned them, and she's fine now."

Luke felt a dull ache in his heart when he saw the layers of bandages on her wrists.

"Right, Mr. Crawford, Dr. Osmond asks you to go to her office," the nurse relayed the information from Bianca's doctor.

"Alright, I'll go over now." Luke left the ward and went to Dr. Osmond's office.

"You're here, Mr. Crawford," Dr. Osmond said as soon as she saw him come in.

Luke sat down opposite her. They had been discussing Bianca's condition like that for some time now.

"The nurse said that you were looking for me," he said.

"Yes, I want to see you because of what happened earlier today." Dr. Osmond placed a lot of attention on Bianca's case, not only because of Bianca's elevated status but also because her circumstances were rather unique.

"I watched the security feed, and everything was normal until your wife saw the painting. She became emotionally disturbed and had self-harm tendencies. I think that she hasn't calmed down enough yet. In my opinion, you shouldn't rush her into remembering her past. After all, her biggest obstacle to recovery is her psychological trauma. We should tend to her trauma first before letting her recollect her past," Dr. Osmond said.

It was normal for a patient's family members to be impatient. Wanda did not do much, and no one had expected Bianca to react so violently.

"Her trauma is because of her experiences, right?" Luke asked.

"That should be the case." Dr. Osmond nodded. Bianca did not want to talk to anyone. The doctor had used many methods and could only conclude that Bianca was very afraid of certain things.

For example, she was afraid of men. The doctor had also just found out that she was afraid of certain things in her past.

"Do you have any way to make her forget what happened in the past nine months?" Luke asked.

"Well…" Dr. Osmond hesitated.

"Yes or no?" Luke asked. His tone of voice turned cold.

Luke's imposing demeanor managed to make Dr. Osmond lower her head, even though she was a psychologist. "There is a way, but it's practically very difficult," she said.

"Continue." Luke was listening.

"We can suppress a patient's deepest fears by using hypnosis. The memories would not be triggered unless the patient is faced with another major traumatic incident. Many case studies have shown that hypnosis helps in helping a patient overcome their fears. However, it's not a foolproof method. After all, its efficiency greatly relies on the patient's willpower. Some people cannot let go of their past traumas, and the memories would resurface very quickly even after successful hypnosis," Dr. Osmond said.