"I feel, ever since you acknowledged your father, that the way you handle things has become more... cough, cough," Mr. Yuno teased his daughter-in-law. "It's not just your patients who think so — even I can see you've got your old man's charlatan flair."
Instead of getting angry, Kiara laughed.
"People always need to progress and grow, right? Can I really just stand still forever?"
"I thought with your personality, when facing such people, you would've flat-out refused them."
His daughter-in-law used to be very clear-cut about right and wrong, but ever since she recognized Yuzo Joel as her father, she had become increasingly tactful.
Kiara rested her delicate jade hands under the dryer, feigning seriousness as she sighed.
"We psychologists treat people with distorted mentalities, not pick moral paragons. How could we disdain patients for their lack of virtue? What would that make me, a psychologist with a 'world-embracing' heart?"
"Speak human!"
