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Chapter 116 Don't Get Involved With Him

Yun Ci raised her head and looked at the exquisite chandelier above her head. Her vision was full of splendor. She spoke slowly, "I'm afraid the only project that can allow the mayor to help launder money openly is the special medicine project."

Gu Jingwen bumped the goblet against his head: "Understanding, it's what I thought."

"No." Soon, Yun Ci frowned again: "Such a sensational project, jointly undertaken by Yeli and Li, must have received a lot of investment. Logically, funding should not be a problem."

"But the details of the project funds are public, and no one dares to tamper with them." Gu Jing tilted his head and looked at Yun Ci: "If you want to do something secretly, the project funds cannot be touched, so you can only use this method to secretly make money."

Yun Ci raised the corners of his lips, with a half-smile, and his voice was also a little distracted: "Sure enough, the special medicine project is not as simple as it seems, and the Gods organization is blocking this project, so what secrets are hidden?"

"Are you interested in digging it up?" Gu Jingwen was inexplicably excited and asked as he got closer.

Yun Ci reached out and lifted the hair on her forehead, and said with red lips: "Very much."

The two smiled at each other and reached a consensus.

far away.

Si Yanxiao noticed Gu Jingwen in the corner.

"Jing Wen is here too?"

He held the goblet in his hand and prepared to go over.

The man next to him showed disgust: "How dare he come to such an occasion? Doctor Si, do you know him?"

Si Yanxiao smiled beautifully: "He and I were classmates. We studied together in the Department of Psychology at the National University of Medicine."

"So that's how it is." The man suddenly realized and hurriedly stopped Si Yanxiao: "I advise you not to get involved with him." Si Yanxiao was puzzled: "What do you mean?"

The man explained to him, "You went to live abroad a long time ago, so you don't know much about this. Gu Jingwen was once the most famous psychiatrist in Ye Country. He was only 22 years old when he graduated from school, but he became famous at a young age. He was so ambitious that even the king personally met him. He really reached a height that others could not reach in one step."

Si Yanxiao smiled and nodded, praising him generously: "He is indeed excellent. He ranked first in every subject in school and was once the most proud student of our psychology professor."

The man sighed, "It's a pity that he has talent but no morals and is too greedy. In the end, his medical license was revoked and he has fallen to the point where he dares not even show his face."

Si Yanxiao was a little surprised: "How could this happen?"

The man looked around, then moved closer to Si Yanxiao, lowered his voice, and whispered, "Because of him, the daughter of the Lin family was killed."

Hearing this, Si Yanxiao suddenly clenched the goblet in his hand: "Killing means..."

The man continued, "Back then, the daughter of the Lin family had a mental problem. It seemed to be called bipolar disorder. The Lin family spent a lot of money to hire Gu Jingwen to treat her, but unfortunately there was no improvement. It dragged on for more than half a year. In the end, guess what method he used? He actually used hypnosis!"

Hearing this, Si Yanxiao's expression finally changed: "How could he... use such a risky method!"

He is also a psychiatrist, so he knows it very well.

How dangerous hypnosis can be, especially for patients with bipolar disorder.

There was no way Gu Jingwen didn't know.

So why did he do that?
The man sighed twice and said, "Back then, the illness of the daughter of the Lin family attracted nationwide attention. The Lin family also promised that whoever could cure her illness would be paid a very generous reward. If Gu Jingwen succeeded, he would not only get money, but his status in the psychology community would also be elevated. So... he was greedy and was willing to take risks for money and fame. He was simply gambling with the patient's life!"

(End of this chapter)