People tend to have double standards when facing certain matters.
Du Wei was no exception.
He detested others using psychological suggestions on him.
Hannibal spoke a great deal, and each sentence was tinged with psychological manipulation.
If it had been an ordinary psychiatrist, they might have quickly been led by Hannibal to reveal some unspeakable dark side, planting a seed even if it didn't trigger an immediate reaction.
But Du Wei was not an ordinary psychiatrist, or rather, his reason for studying psychology was not to become a doctor.
Thus, faced with Hannibal's psychological suggestions, Du Wei not only remained unaffected but also developed an instinctive resistance.
It was like a challenge.
So when he drew his gun, he truly intended to act, not because he realized that the other might have the same thought, but that was his choice.
...
In the department store parking lot.
Du Wei and Hannibal locked eyes for a while, both with dangerous glints in their gaze.
