The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 1525
David was a little taken aback. He turned to look at Annie questioningly.
“Well, this is certainly different from what Annie told me,” he thought. He did not
usually accept children for counseling.
Annie knew why Corinne brought “Bryan’, so she shrugged and spread out her
hand helplessly. “What's the matter? A child’s psychological problem definitely
has something to do with his parents, right? Why can’t Corinne and Bryan do the
counseling together? Doctor David, you're a professional, so I'm sure this won't
be a challenge for you at all.”
David raised an eyebrow and pursed his lips. “Of course they can.”
He turned back to look at “Bryan’ with his analytical eyes. “Annie, why don’t you
take Bryan to the dining room to drink his soda first? I'd like to speak alone with
Miss Corinne about his condition.”
Annie gladly did as he asked. She got up and took “Bryan's’ hand, but the little
boy did not want to go with her at all. It took some coaxing from Corinne before
he finally agreed to go with Annie to the dining room.
David made sure “Bryan’ was out of earshot before asking Corinne, “Miss
Corinne, what problem do you think your son is having that made you want to
bring him here for counseling?”
Corinne narrowed her eyes and told him everything, starting from the day they
went for a picnic.
“Last weekend, my sister-in-law and I took Bryan and his siblings out for a picnic.
Halfway through the picnic, Bryan ran off by himself after seeing a kite he liked. I
went looking for him the second I realized he was missing, and when I found him,
I gave him a real scolding. I know I shouldn't have done that, but I was a nervous
wreck.
“After that, he turned from a happy-go-lucky kid to one that is quiet and timid. He
even looked scared and anxious when he was at home. I'm worried that I've
traumatized him that day with my scolding.”
After she finished speaking, David rubbed his chin thoughtfully. “Hmm...
Generally speaking, kids don’t really get traumatized by a parent scolding them,
so I'm afraid it might be another reason. Miss Corinne, would it be okay if I speak
to Bryan alone?”
Since they were already there, Corinne had hoped they could finally get an
answer to why the boy had a change of behavior.
Corinne nodded. “Of course. But I hope it won't take too long because he’s been
very sensitive lately.”
David smiled. “Don’t worry. I'm a professional.”
He then got up and walked gracefully toward the dining room to speak to 1
Bryan’.
Annie was asked to leave, so she slipped out of the dining room and sat next to
Corinne. “Corinne, what do you think of Doctor David?” she asked.
It was still too early for Corinne to form an opinion about David. She kept her
gaze fixed on “Bryan’ to make sure he was okay.
At first, “Bryan’ looked guardedly at David. However, the man said something to
him, and the boy gradually relaxed and talked to him.
“Look, Corinne! They look like they're getting along. You should talk to Doctor
David, too. He's the real deal,” said Annie.
Corinne raised an eyebrow and glanced sideways at her. “Me? Why do I need to
talk to him?”
Annie blinked at her innocently. “So that you'll feel better. You can treat him as an
emotional dumpster. You can tell him all the sad thoughts that
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