Lucy Ansley sat in the counseling room, her gaze fixed on Dr. Lin's face.
Then, she made a serious comparison.
His eyes weren't as attractive as Henry Ronan's.
His nose wasn't as prominent as Henry Ronan's.
His demeanor wasn't as composed as Henry Ronan's.
His voice wasn't as magnetic as Henry Ronan's.
In short, Dr. Lin, who was highly praised at the treatment center as a young and talented doctor, appeared featureless in Lucy Ansley's eyes.
Henry Ronan was still more attractive and charismatic.
After drawing this conclusion, Lucy cooperatively finished the test and returned to the ward, ready to send a message to Henry Ronan on her phone.
Ever since they parted, in addition to increasingly intense longing, Lucy unexpectedly found a feeling akin to being in love.
Since being with Henry, she had never been apart from him for so long.
