"My experiences have no impact on my work if that is what you are implying," I deadpanned.
"And how are you sure of that?"
"I have undergone various physical and psychological tests, on top of the qualifying examination in which I got one of the top scores recorded. I have been deemed fit to perform my duties." And I had evidence to prove it.
"Would your colleagues and senior feel the same way?" he asked.
"Yes." I had no doubt.
The lawyer paused, stunned by my confidence. What did he expect from someone who psychoanalyzed and pressured others to confess? Sometimes, I wondered if Sebastian had rubbed off on me the wrong way and I was becoming more narcissistic like him.
I sometimes really thoughts others were stupid.
He probably saw my critical expression and tried to get back on track. "But why did you need to get a psychological evaluation? That is now required by the state, is it?"
