Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1113

"I had a nightmare last night! Dad, please accompany me to sleep." Tommy did not dare to tell Luke the real reason, so he pestered him.

Even if the woman in their home who claimed to be their mother looked like their mother, Tommy refused to admit that she was his mother.

It was because he knew their mother was not like this.

Their mother must still be somewhere and could not come home yet, but he was confident that she would be back eventually.

"Okay." Luke nodded and agreed. Even though he knew Tommy’s true intentions, he still went along with him.

Tommy smiled and winked at Lanie and Rainie. He was happy that he was able to protect his father's innocence once again.

Lanie and Rainie exchanged glances. They thought that their brother was nimble-witted!

After he sent the children to school, Luke drove to the hospital.

Johann had arranged a male psychologist for him. He sat on the sofa and told the doctor about his problems.

After listening to what Luke shared, the doctor got the general gist of things and asked, "Mr. Crawford, has this happened with other women?"

"Except for my wife, I feel sick when I’m touched by other women," Luke answered truthfully.

He did not want to see Bianca aggrieved, but he was inexplicably resistant to her touch. Hence, he could not wait to recover and fulfill his duty as her husband.

"In that case..." The doctor pondered on it for a while. Everyone in A City knew what had happened to Luke's wife. The doctor cautiously said, "Mr. Crawford, whatever comes next is helpful for your treatment. I hope you can look into your heart and answer me truthfully so I can understand why you’re feeling resistant against your wife."

"Okay." Luke nodded.

"Does what happened to her bother you?" the doctor worded his question vaguely.

Luke understood what he meant and pondered for a moment.

Did he think that Bianca was dirty because she had been touched by other men? It did not seem to be the case, so he shook his head and said, "What happened to my wife was not by her choice. I know she’s not such a woman, so I don't mind."

The doctor frowned and saw how sincere Luke was when he answered his question. It did not seem like he was lying.

He said, "Okay. The resistance you feel every time your wife makes this request, does it feel the same as when other women touch you?"

"It’s the same," Luke replied immediately. He had always felt this way since Bianca’s return.

Even when Bianca leaned in his arms, he wanted to push her away.

The doctor was a little confused. It seemed to him that Luke was resisting Bianca purely because he was germaphobic, not because of what had happened to Bianca.

It was the same reason why he resisted the touch of other women.

"Mr. Crawford, I think that subconsciously, you don’t think she’s your wife because of her change in temperament. As such, you’re resisting her," he explained.

Luke frowned in confusion. He did not mind what had happened to Bianca at all. It appeared he could not accept her because he felt that the person in front of him was not the Bianca he knew.

"What should I do?" Luke asked.

The doctor helplessly shook his head and said, "You have to make the breakthrough yourself. Taking medicine won’t help you. The effects of counseling are limited too. The situation will only gradually improve if you truly accept your wife's changes."