Unwanted Daddy Don't Come Closer to Mommy

Chapter 289 She can't remember him.

When Quincy arrived at the ward, Victor whispered to him: "Mommy is inside the room. Pay attention to your words and actions."

He suddenly became a little nervous. Did Sonia lose her memory because of the brain damage or the stress and stimulation? How much memory has she lost? Can she even remember him?

Victor said because Dixon hurt Sonia so badly that she forgot about him. Quincy gave it a second thought and realized that he seemed to be not very good to her at first, either. Then he began to panic.

Will this little heartless woman forget him too?

He pushed the door open and went in. Sonia was reading a book with a pair of glasses on her face. Her nose was straight and delicate, and her lips were pink. She showed her side face just like that, and the whole scene looked like a beautiful picture that showed the beauty of the time.

Hearing the sound, Sonia looked up and looked at the handsome mixed-race man in front of him blankly for several seconds.

Quincy suddenly came up with some bad feelings. And he wanted to turn and run.

As excepted, he heard Sonia's clear and cold voice smashing on his ear. "Who are you?"

Who is he?

his face. Sure enough! Just as he excepted. Sonia is such

back his laughter. Quincy has been cocky all the way,

when he came in front of her, he was directly

kind of person as Dixon

the pot calls the kettle black, at least... what he did was still a little different from what Dixon

the structure of Sonia's brain? After enough stimulation,

and everything else remained the same.

ward. Quincy covered his face with one hand and stretched out

Sue?

has not changed, and she still greeted him with humility and courtesy. "Nice to meet you, Master Sue. Victor, is this your

forward. "Mommy, he is

sir... The doctor said that my memory has been temporarily damaged recently, and I may forget some people

she sounded too unfamiliar. Quincy couldn't stand Sonia's attitude towards him. He sat

in front of him. "Sir, I may not remember you