To treat Kasper Edith, it's essential to know the cause of his illness.
If he cannot fully confess to her, she won't be able to determine the onset and progression of his illness, and these are necessary bases for treating him.
Among these, there's a very important factor—she needs his trust.
She doesn't ask, firstly to respect his privacy, and secondly to understand how much he trusts her.
Everyone has the right to protect their privacy; it's unnecessary for spouses to be completely open, but in this matter, he should be honest with her.
Facing her gaze, Kasper Edith was filled with guilt.
"Olivia, I'm sorry."
He should have confessed to her about such an important matter.
Even though he had his excuses and considerations, lying is not something a man should do.
"Let bygones be bygones, I understand how you feel. If it were me, I might not be as brave as you."
