Looking at Malia, Aaron didn't know whether to cry or to laugh. He put his hands on her shoulders and said, "I know quite a few famous psychiatrists. Let me take you to see them. It's good for your health."

"Do you think I'm insane?"

"No, you're just a little depressed. With the help of a psychiatrist, you will recover soon. I know you love my brother. Even a fool can see that, but I really don't know a girl named Sheila Mo as you referred to. Although I have had a lot of girlfriends, I haven't forgotten all their names."

"I'm Sheila... the one who was together with you but was strongly opposed by your brother! He didn't want us to be together. Your brother cut off all your economic sources from the Qin family because of me, but you still wanted to elope with me..."

"Malia." Aaron became really worried. "What you said will never happen to me. What's wrong with you? No, I have to accompany you to see a psychiatrist right away."

Malia didn't move. She just stared at him and asked slowly word by word, "You really don't know me?"

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sobbing in her dream. With closed eyes, she cried and said something, waving her hands in the air, as if she was trying to grasp something. He reached out and held her hands. Suddenly, Malia gasped for breath and woke up from her deep sleep.

She suddenly opened her eyes and saw that Quincy was sitting next to her and looking at her.

With tears all over her face, she sat up and hugged Quincy tightly. After quite a while, he asked in a soft voice, "Are you okay?"

Malia was surprised to find that she was still leaning on Quincy's body. She released her grip on him awkwardly and smiled awkwardly when she noticed his collar wet by her tears. "Yes."

"I heard from Aaron you had fainted for three times. Do you know why? Do you have any familial disease? You have to think about it carefully. Otherwise, if you faint in the middle of the road next time, the consequences will be unimaginable."

Malia scratched her head and said, "It's not as exaggerating as you said. The doctor said I fainted because I didn't have enough rest. It's not a big deal. Well, let's go."