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Chapter 59

She coughed continuously, her throat itched, and she could hardly suppress the nausea.

The investigators from the province nearby looked surprised and scornful.

This kind of crime scene was not gruesome enough to make her feel weak, but because of some talent that she didn't understand, she was extremely sensitive.

She could empathize and feel the intense emotions of others, even understand a part of their thoughts.

In reality, whether in psychology or criminal psychology, there is a fundamental principle: acknowledging that life is independent.

No one can fully understand the feelings of another person.

Even if they have gone through similar experiences and developed similar emotions, each person is still an independent individual, emitting their own unique frequency.

Joy, sadness, anger - only the individual knows for sure.

However, there are some exceptional individuals who can accurately receive the emotional fluctuations of others, even picking up signals from long ago that linge
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