Professor Winnie continued to ask, "Do you still not trust your own feelings? You drew your husband, scribbled over it, this displays the chaos in your mind."
Olivia Jenkins remained silent, her gaze shifting to the sand art.
Professor Winnie looked at Olivia Jenkins and directly voiced her instinctual reactions, "You love your husband but you don't feel secure, so you're wavering. What disappoints you the most is the lack of mutual comprehension between the two of you. The figurine of a child in the sandbox, toppled over, is what ultimately broke down your mental defenses."
Jenkins nodded her head, her almond-shaped eyes drooping slightly, and her tone much calmer as she opened her heart to Professor Winnie for the first time, "Since I married him, his family keeps pressuring me to have children, forcing me to drink traditional medicine, and creating disputes, all of which I find repulsive.
