Living in Tokyo, all I want to do is laze around.

But none of this has anything to do with Uesugi Kai. He's a married man; he's just out for a short trip.

The next day, they returned to their newlywed home in Minato Ward, Tokyo. In the afternoon, taking advantage of the good weather, Uesugi Kai took Hanamaru Hanabi to see the very famous female psychologist they had booked in advance.

Kai Uesugi waited anxiously outside, recalling how the psychologist, in his fifties, calmly conducted a series of counseling sessions with Hanabi.

This includes, but is not limited to, ordinary questions such as how you handle certain things, whether you are satisfied with your husband, and whether you are looking forward to your married life.

An hour later, Hanabi Hanamaru finally emerged from the psychiatrist's small room.

She beckoned to Kai Uesugi, signaling him to come over.

Seeing that Hanabi Hanabi seemed perfectly normal, Uesugi Kai asked, "Are you alright?"

"It's okay."

"What did they ask? Did they ask anything about your second personality?"

"Have..."

"What's going on?" Uesugi Kai asked anxiously.

“Kai-kun...you’ll find out when you get there.” Hanabi Hanabi looked up at his face.

Following Hanabi's words, Uesugi Kai patiently followed the psychologist to her private consultation room.

The interior layout doesn't feel like a hospital or office at all; it's more like a home, a very ordinary home.

The room is bathed in sunlight through a balcony and floor-to-ceiling windows, maximizing the amount of natural light entering the room.

The surrounding greenery and potted plants complement each other, creating a cool and tranquil atmosphere.

The sofa was sandwiched between two modern vases of green plants, with a small coffee table in front of it. On the coffee table was a white lily that had just bloomed. The psychologist had arranged it specially because he knew that the couple liked lilies.

"I have learned a lot about Lady Uesugi."

"How are you? Is there a problem? Is it an illness?"

Nakamura Tsuneko smiled kindly: "Please don't worry, Mr. Uesugi. Your wife doesn't have any mental illness."

"no?"

Kai Uesugi trusted the doctor's words.

I heard that he is a psychological counselor with decades of experience and has consulted on thousands of patients.

Regardless of the severity of their ailments, they all received treatment and relief from her.

"um, yes."

"But...why does she sometimes have such drastic personality changes? Usually, she's like this...kind to everything, never argues with anyone...even if other girls give me gifts, she doesn't mind too much, but another one..."

“Mr. Uesugi, although I have not met the other Mrs. Uesugi you mentioned, based on what you said and the character of the other Mrs. Uesugi described by Mrs. Uesugi, I have roughly extracted the most important information.”

"What is it?"

Nakamura Tsuneko laughed again: "My love for you."

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Hanabi Hanabi turned around and found that he was suddenly crying for some reason.

"Kai-kun?"

"I......"

Hanabi Hanabi turned around and found that he was suddenly crying for some reason.

"Kai-kun?"

"I......"

Hanabi Hanabi turned around and found that he was suddenly crying for some reason.

"Kai-kun?"

"I......"

Hanabi Hanabi turned around and found that he was suddenly crying for some reason.

"Kai-kun?"

"I......"

Hanabi Hanabi turned around and found that he was suddenly crying for some reason.

"Kai-kun?"

"I......"

Hanabi Hanabi turned around and found that he was suddenly crying for some reason.

"Kai-kun?"

"I......"

Hanabi Hanabi turned around and found that he was suddenly crying for some reason.

"Kai-kun?"

"I......"

###Chapter 412 We Absolutely Must Not Provoke Her###

"What is it?"

Nakamura Tsuneko laughed again: "My love for you."

"What...does this mean?" Uesugi Kai asked again.

"A person's thoughts are all composed of impressions obtained from the subconscious. The reason why mentally ill patients are called mentally ill is because they cannot suppress the emotions they have towards a thing. For example, if you lightly touch his arm, he may even feel a deep-seated hatred towards you."

Nakamura Tsuneko paused for a long time at this point before continuing,

"Lady Uesugi is probably in a similar situation. She likely misjudged your emotional handling methods, which led her to frequently do things that are not in line with her personality."

Kai Uesugi hadn't studied psychology, so she only half understood. "Then... is it a mental illness?"

"Based on the current situation, no."

"What is her current situation?"

Tsuneko Nakamura explained: "First, we need to understand the concept of 'personality.' The formation of personality is related to genetic and social factors, and the differences between people are already apparent at birth."

"For example, some babies are lively and active after birth and cry loudly, while others are peaceful and quiet at birth, cry softly and timidly, or even never cry. These factors are mainly determined by genetic factors and the mother's condition during pregnancy."

"On this basis, under the influence of certain social environmental factors, personality gradually forms around these factors during growth."

"There is a disease called personality mutation, which refers to personality changes that occur after experiencing significant external interference. In severe cases, it can very likely turn into schizophrenia, which is what you, Mr. Uesugi, referred to as a second personality."

"This is just one of the triggers, but there is another example of personality mutation, which is that the patient originally had two personalities, but they were in a latent state before. Due to a certain event, they were triggered and awakened. This does not fall under the category of mental illness."

"It is very likely that Lady Uesugi had two personalities at the same time because of a certain event, one of which was obvious and the other was hidden."

"Not... a second personality?" Uesugi Kai frowned; he still couldn't figure out the difference.

“No,” Nakamura Tsuneko said, “I know what you’re worried about, but Mr. Uesugi should know that a second personality is a dissociative disorder. The two personalities have completely different ways of thinking and their memories are not shared. Based on the series of situations described by you and your wife, your wife seems to be the same person.”

"She simultaneously possessed two personalities at different times."

"Just a reminder, personality and character are two different things. One is a subcategory, and the other is a complete individual. Different personalities still mean the same person, but different characters mean a completely different person."

"Of course, if you still feel uncomfortable with this understanding, you can think of this dual personality as an illness—your wife is sick and sometimes changes her personality, becoming completely different."

"It's the same as how people sometimes suddenly become very irritable."

Uesugi Kai nodded, understanding, and then asked, "Can it be cured?"

"Yes, but it depends on the situation. As far as Mrs. Uesugi is concerned, she is stable. Mr. Uesugi, what you should do most is not to upset her."

"Then... should I be facing different versions of her at the same time...?"

"Just do as usual, don't feel guilty. They are the same person, just with different personalities. She has grown up from childhood to the present, and her personality must have changed a bit. Even if it has changed, she is still the same person. Mr. Uesugi, you should think of it that way."

“There’s a term called ‘mood swings.’ This condition doesn’t have a specific name, but it’s roughly like this.”

"I will continue to follow up on your wife's condition. Mr. Uesugi, please don't have too much of a burden on your mind. Take her out to relax and chat with her more often."

......

Hanabi Hanamaru saw Kai Uesugi come out of the consultation room, so she got up from the bench and went over to see him.

"Kai-kun..."

When Uesugi Kai looked at her cute little face, he didn't know what to say to her. Now he legally and legitimately had two completely different wives... one "unpredictable" wife.

However, this shift in personality from "joy" to "anger" is somewhat strange.

For a while, I really didn't know how to adapt.

Does Hanabi know her own situation?

"Um..."

"I understand, but Hanabi, why do you have two personalities?"

"have no idea..."

"Oh well," Uesugi Kai reached out and patted her head. "Anyway, you're my wife."

......

After leaving the psychologist, I spent two peaceful days.

In the morning, Uesugi Kai was fast asleep in his pristine white bed.

In his dream, he chased after a girl in a white dress under a blue sky and white clouds.

She treads lightly on the grass. Although her face is blurry, her soft voice is that of the girl he has always known very well.

After traversing pine forests, streams, and meadows, Uesugi Kai finally grasped her delicate, smooth little hand. A look of joy appeared on his face, and with a strong pull, the girl turned around in front of him. Her face was flushed and tender, and her appearance was youthful and charming.

She was wearing a black sailor uniform, and in her other hand she was carrying the handbag she used to go to school in high school.

"Uesugi-kun..."

"Hanabi...?"