Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1529: 1529. Are you not sad?

The question she asked made Harry Hall confront a possibility he was initially reluctant to accept, and now it intensified.

When she mentioned Elly Campbell, there was none of the intimacy typically reserved for close friends; it was as if she were speaking of a stranger she had never interacted with.

Harry Hall’s heart was struck once more, especially as he met Helen Melendy’s eyes, which held no trace of humor but only confusion and unfamiliarity, causing his heart to sink to the bottom.

He said nothing, just gave a faint smile, and nodded slightly, “Yes, it’s her.”

Helen Melendy actually had many more questions, but she was still in a state of profound confusion.

Why was she lying in a hospital? Why did Harry Hall seem so familiar… no, so intimate with her?

And also…

Why did he mention the freshman from the medical department?

The only reason she knew about Elly Campbell was that, on the one hand, she was young, seemingly just 16, and already an outstanding student in the medical field.

naturally felt a kinship with fellow England people abroad, and often heard some boys in the department compare

going on right

man of her dreams, but she also seemed tangled

it seemed like they were quite

her initial shock, Helen Melendy fell

quite well that something had occurred

been forcing on his face disappeared entirely, replaced by a hint

Elly Campbell, informing her that Helen

Elly Campbell received Harry Hall’s call, she was naturally ecstatic. She left Campbell and headed straight to the hospital, but upon hearing about Helen Melendy’s

“Selective amnesia?”

momentarily

uncommon, but having

Adam Jones’s episode of amnesia, she calmed down quickly after recovering from the initial shock this time

the doctor explained some possible developments to them, Elly Campbell went with Harry Hall to Helen

remembers things from nine years

had told her earlier about Helen’s reaction upon waking up, it was evident that Helen had completely forgotten about having