Fortunate to Have You This Lifetime

"Ah, forget it," Jane McCain waved her hand, "it’s mainly because I’m so unlucky. Maybe I’m just the type that attracts bad luck. I got engaged, and my fiancé turned out to be a murderer; I went on a blind date, and the guy was a thug..."

Her voice grew increasingly somber, as if lamenting her own life, "I’m so young, so pretty, am I destined to attract bad luck my whole life? Dr. Kay, do you know that some sorceresses can help change one’s luck? Do you think I should ask one to help me?"

Dr. Kay was silent for a moment, then conscientiously said, "Janie, superstitions are wrong, and your current mindset is subconsciously suggesting to yourself that you attract bad luck. When anything happens in the future, you’ll associate it with your bad luck, eventually losing correct and rational judgment."

Jane McCain chuckled, "Dr. Kay, I don’t want to hypnotize myself into thinking I attract bad luck either. Attract wealth, attract love, anything is fine, but the problem is it doesn’t work."

At this moment, Dr. Kay’s phone rang with a melodious tune.

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"Sorry, I need to take this call," Dr. Kay said apologetically to Jane McCain and answered the call.

"... Yes, she had an appointment with me at seven last night... Yes, normally I don’t see patients in the evening, but her situation was quite special..."

Dr. Kay patiently explained to the person on the other end of the phone, "I waited from seven until eight-thirty, but she didn’t show up, so I left... Yes, I didn’t see her when I left either... Surveillance? No, we don’t have surveillance in our clinic out of consideration for clients’ privacy."

After finishing the call, Dr. Kay put the phone aside and said to Jane McCain, "I’ve recently been researching some foreign cases similar to yours and want to try a new therapy. Do you want to give it a shot?"