"But I believe in God. I believe that I will be punished for the sins I've committed," I said with conviction. He smiled as if belittling my conviction.
Did I look like a human being who didn't understand the terms sin and karma? Did I not seem convincing enough to him?
"Okay, whether you believe me or not is up to you. But don't think you can influence my beliefs. I trust myself more than anyone, Nina!" He said. I held back a strange, inexplicable suffocation.
His gaze, his voice, and the words coming out of his mouth felt far more dominant and intimidating than Simon's. I didn't understand why I always had to deal with men with such inflated egos.
"Excuse me, Doctor! I have work to do!" I said, moving away from him.
"Oh please, things seem much better than this morning." He let me g
