Priceless Baby: 101 Bedside Stories

Jack's psychiatrist was not a military doctor. He was a psychiatrist shared by him and Wesley. A soldier's mission was heavy and dangerous. The two brothers often went undercover.

Every spy needed a long time to recover after they were done. The brothers could recover quickly because they had a psychiatrist to help them.

This was inevitable!

Once a mission was completed, they would go to the doctor and wait until the doctor gave them a health check before they started their second mission.

The psychiatrist was a man in his forties. He had short hair, was very tall, and slightly chubby. He didn't look old, and his kind-looking face gave people a sense of security.

He was a clean freak and a Doctor Who valued privacy very much.

After seeing the doctor leave, Jack got someone to clean up the room next door and change the bedsheets, tablecloths, and other daily necessities. The psychologist was very satisfied after checking in.

"Is he really in his forties?" Mu Yuan was in disbelief."He looks very young. He doesn't look like he's in his forties."

"He has a good attitude!" Jack said.

"When do you start seeing patients?"

"No rush!"

The psychologist's name was Bard. He was very talkative and friendly. He was different from the psychologist that mu Yuan had in mind. Mu Yuan had also seen a psychologist before and did not like to chat with a psychologist. He felt that he had a purpose and was used to it.

BA de, on the other hand, would not. He was talkative and relaxed. He respected the privacy of others, but he was not careful. He had a high EQ and praised mu Yuan like a flower on the first day he met him.

He and Jack had been working together for many years. He had been with Jack and Wesley for ten years and treated the two brothers as friends. He was so full of flattery that mu Yuan was a little dumbfounded. It was like a fan praising his favorite beans. Even his farts smelled good. In this atmosphere, mu Yuan could not find a good excuse even if he wanted to ask when he was going to see the doctor.

BA de liked to chat with mu Yuan more. He was very curious about China culture. He knew a little about Chinese and was very interested in Chinese history and some culture. He had been reading the Analects of Confucius recently.

Mu Yuan was speechless.

The beginner read the Analects.

Even a native like him didn't watch it, uncle!

BA de even earnestly asked mu Yuan what book he should start reading, whether he should read the Four Great Classical Novels, if he had a lot of knowledge about calligraphy and paintings, if there was anything he could introduce to him for collection, etc. He spent the entire meal talking about human history with mu Yuan.

Mu Yuan, who was not familiar with his country's history, had to ask Jack for help several times.

Jack didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

They did not mention a single word about Jack's illness. In the end, mu Yuan's topic was diverted, and it was not good to talk about it anymore.

Jack said that there was no rush to see the doctor, and it was really not that urgent. Bard had a good conversation with them, but it did not take up much time. When he returned to the next room, mu Yuan asked,"when do we start the treatment?"

"He's a top psychologist and has his own plan. Don't worry."

"Of course I'm in a hurry." He wanted to know how serious Jack's condition was, but Bard and Jack didn't seem to be in a hurry, making him feel anxious.

Jack smiled, his deep eyes overflowing with a faint smile.

"What are you laughing at?"

"It's nothing. I just feel that ... It's a good thing to have someone asking about my well-being. "

Their family members were used to being independent. Everyone could handle their own matters independently, so they rarely cared about each other like this.