"What's next..." Jane McCain mumbled, her eyes becoming vacant, her voice very low, "Next, I probably need to see a doctor..."
...
No appointment this time.
When she arrived at the clinic, the psychiatrist happened to have time and received Jane McCain.
It had been a long time since she last saw Jane McCain, and Dr. Kay was slightly surprised.
"How have you been lately?"
"I don't know if it's considered good." Jane McCain lay down on the long sofa in the clinic, slowly saying, "If you're referring to paranoia, overthinking, and self-pity, those issues seem to have always been there; however, the fear and aversion toward men is not as strong as before."
"Oh?" Dr. Kay asked, "What do you think has helped you overcome these psychological barriers?"
