Virginity in second marriages novel Chapter 860

Tancredi and Nicholas were totally flabbergasted that no one would think of meeting one of his patients here, let alone greeting him.

As Tancredi glowered at him, the man smiled and approached Nicola.

-What a coincidence, doctor! I owe you many thanks for your efficient psychological treatment. I feel great now. But aren't you abroad? Why did you come back all of a sudden?

I think I have the wrong person," he said enthusiastically.

Nicola stood up and smiled forcibly, "I'm afraid you have the wrong person, I'm not Dr. Nicola.

-You are not Dr. Nicola? How strange! -murmured the man.

Nicola smiled, -I am not.

While the man was stunned by his words, Tancredi gave him a cold look that made him shiver.

Then he turned away muttering, "It can't be. I know him... Did I make a mistake?

Then Nicholas sat down and smiled slightly, "Is there a man who looks like me?

Magdalene shouted, 'Of course he is the wrong person, because you should be an actor instead of a psychologist.

After finishing her words, she turned away.

-Maddalena, stop! -Tancredi ordered in his usual cold tone.

Magdalena looked at him disappointed: -Didn't you say this was a normal visit? You have deceived me! Do you think I am crazy?

Nicholas approached her, "Miss Magdalena, things are not as you think?

-Shut up! -Maddalena shouted and stepped back, "I am not crazy! It's you crazy people who make fun of me.

-Maddalena, calm down! No one thinks you are crazy, and the visit is nothing but psychological counseling," Tancredi explained.

-I'm normal, I don't need counseling! -Maddalena shouted.

-Ok, good. Then we can be friends? -Nicholas said softly.

-Believe me, Magdalena, I won't hurt you,‖ Tancredi added.

-Thank you for what you did today. Go rest, we'll talk another day," said Tancredi.

Then Nicola left.

As deeply as he knew his sister, she would not hurt herself, but she would hurt others. Then Tancredi called Vittorio, who went crazy as soon as he got the call.

-Fuck! Couldn't you have done this with any discretion? What are we going to do now? -Vittorio shouted.

-I'm telling you this out of friendship, but I have no obligation to respond to your anger,‖ said Tancredi in an indifferent tone.

-In addition, if she wants to do something, you know that no one will stop her," Tancredi added.

As soon as Vittorio insulted him, Tancredi hung up the phone.

"He is right, Magdalena will never hurt herself, but she will hurt others." Vittorio thought muttering, "Let's see if it's Serena or Cristian's turn this time."

Leaving the house, Vittorio sighed, "What a blind and stubborn woman to lose herself in an impossible love!