Janssen's eyes flashed with a hint of astonishment. Why did he feel as though he'd come to treat Mrs. Leclair for depression? The man before him, emanating an intimidating aura, composed and restrained, unfathomably deep—the same formidable Ignatius Leclair of Southeast Asia—had effortlessly exonerated himself from a murder case during yesterday's trial and, in one swift move, dealt his father a devastating blow. This was hardly a man in need of psychological therapy.
Janssen suddenly wanted to call his professor in the United Kingdom, eager to learn more about this Major Leclair's medical records.
