Limited Time Marriage: Nice to Meet You Mr. Foster

Chapter 476: Chapter 475: Vincent’s Analysis

Vincent shared his analysis, listening to South Grant as if he were hearing a story; however, the protagonist of this story could definitely not be Nathan Foster.

Vincent trusted Nathan Foster’s character.

No matter the time or place, Nathan would never do something that implicated the innocent.

South Grant’s impressions from the past were too deeply rooted, initially assuming that Nathan Foster acted the way he did out of misplaced anger.

Now, hearing Vincent speak, South Grant realized that she truly misunderstood Nathan Foster.

Yet Nathan Foster didn’t defend himself, only asking South Grant, "Did Fiona Grant harm you?"

South Grant was taken aback, then said, "It’s all in the past; without that, I wouldn’t have met someone as good as you."

Vincent, standing to the side, listened as the two of them started showering each other with affection and rolled his eyes.

"Now’s not the time for your sweetness. Didn’t you notice she mentioned a period where nothing much happened? During that time, the events were almost nonexistent, and her narrative was quite disordered."

South Grant hadn’t noticed, while Nathan Foster only heard about the past injuries she suffered.

"When was this? How come I don’t know?" South Grant asked.

"You said you took the blame for Fiona Grant and went to prison. It was your uncle who brought you out. The specific day he saved you should be deeply imprinted in your memory, considering you were only eighteen or nineteen at the time, suddenly caught in upheaval, with someone rescuing you; you should have profound emotional or psychological impressions. But you failed to mention any of this just now, which is quite strange."

South Grant tried to recall but had no memories, only knew that Nathan Foster had saved her.

She thought for a while but ended up shaking her head.

Truly, there’s no recollection left.

Vincent fell silent; something must have happened at that time.

Vincent then suggested, "South, can I perform hypnosis on you again?"

Vincent directed his question to South Grant, not Nathan Foster.

Only with South Grant’s cooperation from the heart could there be a greater chance of success.

South Grant gazed at Vincent, contemplating, while Vincent continued speaking:

"For this to succeed, your cooperation is crucial. Even though the split personality is independent, in our psychology, that personality is just another side of you. When you feel weak, you imagine yourself extremely powerful, and over time, that strong persona forms, yet the weak side of you remains unaware. Or, perhaps you fall for someone, only for them to abruptly betray you, stirring a hatred within, while another voice insists on trusting them. This psychological state is common to everyone, but some experience personality splits while others do not, due to severe trauma causing the two personalities to become extreme."

The overly technical explanation left South Grant feeling dizzy.

Seeing her perplexed, Vincent then simplified:

"Basically, the so-called secondary personality is your other side. To eliminate it, you must psychologically overcome it. Do you get it?"

South Grant dazedly nodded, then shook her head.

"How am I supposed to overcome her? I don’t even know she exists, and my uncle said that personality becomes extremely irritable when children are mentioned, and claimed the child was killed by my uncle, which completely contradicts what I said. I did have a child, but it was one I didn’t want."