Monday, Bella Green went to school as usual.
Mason Bennett, however, didn't go to work and stayed at home.
In the study, Mason sat on the chair, his gaze deep and serious, lost in thought.
Mark Manning prepared everything for the session, glanced at him, and reminded him once more.
"If the hypnosis fails, it might cause damage to your nervous system, even irreparable damage."
Mark's words were heavy because there's no guarantee in this situation. No one can promise that nothing will go wrong.
The most complex part of the human body structure is the brain and nerves.
"What kind of damage?" Mason asked, furrowing his brows with a hint of seriousness.
Seeing his expression, Mark thought Mason was worried too, sighed in relief, and continued speaking.
"It could affect your memory system, such as memory confusion or amnesia. Though the possibility of amnesia is small, you might forget certain fragments or something. It's hard to say, there isn't a precise diagnosis."
