Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 434

Dave said, “Dur to individual differences, Ms. Thompson may experience side effects after taking this medarine

Alex’s eyes narrowed gradually as he looked at Dave. Side effecrd

Dave explained, “Clinical trials have shown that most patients suffered from abdominal pain and the duration of the pain varies from person to person.”

“Get out!” Alex shoved Dave’s hand away forcefully, causing the white pill bottle to drop to the floor with a thor

Alex bent down and picked up the still–unconscious Ellie, and then strode out of the consulting room. She had been afraid of pain since childhood; he couldn’t bear to give her such medicine.

Alex persuaded himself that there must be another way

Late at night, on the streets of downtown Yorksure, Alex, dressed in black trousers and a white shirt, leaned against the car door, smoking

His gaze was fixed on the distance, lost in the foreign night. It seemed as if he was trapped in this darkness, unable to find his

way

clock. His grandfather, Carlos, only had approximately three months left to

the time came, no matter how things stood between him and Ellie, Ellie

and Aaron set a time limit for him. In one week, Alex must

that the newly developed drug requires time for verification.

corners of his eyes. He gently closed his eyes

over three months, merely about a hundred days, if they weren’t married and didn’t

returned to the Thompson residence and regained her memory, he wouldn’t have a chance

he never did. Now, even the thought of having a little more time with her by his side seemed

see Ellie getting out of the car. Alex flicked away the half–smoked cigarette in his hand and reached out to pull her

side.

What did the doctor say?” Ellie asked, looking around at the unfamiliar surroundings and trying hard to recall what had

arms around her and gently pressed the back of her head against

voice, “Maybe you didn’t rest well last night and you’re really tired. The specialist said that you’re mentally resistant to recalling things, so relax. We’ll go again