?<strong>Chapter 844:</strong>


    “It’s not exactly that. It’s more that Alicia simply doesn’t feel anything toward men.”


    The words struck Caden like a blow. A thought suddenly hit him, and his brow furrowed with suspicion.


    “Wait a minute… Has her sexual orientation changed? Is she now attracted to women?”


    The doctor gestured for Caden to take a seat, then quietly closed the door. He took a deep breath before continuing, “We did a thorough physical check-up. From everything Alicia has told me, her sexual orientation hasn’t changed. But there’s a noticeableck of sensitivity in that area — almost like she’s emotionally shut down.”


    Caden stared at the medical records, unable to speak for a moment. It wasn’t a typical medical issue. This wasn’t something that could be solved with pills or therapy. It was clear Alicia hadn’t moved on from him. He remembered how fiercely she had loved him, her dedication to their rtionship, and how she had given everything she had. And when she left, it wasn’t because her love for him had faded. It was because she couldn’t bear the reality of their situation.


    At that moment, Caden realized that he was the one who had caused her pain.


    “Is there any way to fix this?” Caden’s voice was strained, barely audible as he looked up at the doctor.


    “To start, we can try medication,” the doctor suggested.


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    “If we manage her insomnia, it could help regte her other bodily functions and potentially resolve some of the underlying issues.”


    Caden shook his head, a hint of frustration in his eyes.


    “Medication doesn’t work. I know it.”


    He had a different n in mind for Alicia — one that didn’t involve pills.


    The doctor, sensing there was more to the situation, hesitated before asking, “Mr. Ward, is Miss Bet your…?”


    Caden cut him off with a cold, piercing stare.


    “She’s my fiancée.”


    The doctor froze, taken aback by the revtion. The name “Alicia Bet” suddenly clicked in his mind. He now understood why her face seemed so familiar. After Caden’s extravagant proposal two years ago, Alicia had been all over social media, captivating the attention of everyone in Warrington.


    “Keep her medical reports confidential,” Caden said firmly, his tone brokering no argument.


    The doctor nodded quickly, understanding the gravity of the situation.


    “Does she have any other diforts?” Caden pressed again, his voice now tinged with urgency.


    The doctor hesitated, unsure. This wasn’t exactly his area of expertise, but he wanted to help.


    “I’ll reach out to some colleagues. Give me a bit of time, and I’ll get back to you.”


    Caden waved it off dismissively.


    “No need for that.”


    He was already nning to handle things on his own. Within moments, he made a decision that, while questionable, felt necessary.


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