GoodNovelChapter 47 Nancy's eyelid twitched, a sudden premonition washing over her. "He's not my hus-" "Ms. Gonzalez, you better cover now, or we're calling the cops to bring Judson straight to your doorstep!" Without giving Nancy a chance to reply, the caller hung up abruptly.
Listening to the dial tone, Nancy was speechless. Just thinking about what the doctor said, even if she didn't go to the hospital, Judson would end up at her place anyway.
Nancy felt a wave of irritation. Getting involved with Judson was turning into a real headache. She wished she had never left her contact information at the hospital.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtWith a grim expression, Nancy stood up and headed for the door, which slammed shut behind her.
Seeing Nancy leave, Orlando couldn't help but turn to Winnie. "Winnie, where did Lena go?" "I have no idea. It's got to be something urgent," Winnie said, lifting her head and giving Orlando a warning look. "Don't you have a business meeting today? What's with the delay? Don't tellyou're still hung up on Lena." Orlando was at a loss for words.
Winnie knew she hit a nerve and added, "Give it up. Lena has turned you down once." Slightly annoyed, Orlando retorted, "That was then. And don't start with me. You're just annoying." With that, he turned and walked away. When Lena rejected him before, he saw her return to her homeland and get married, which made him let go of his feelings.
But now that Lena was back in business, she had divorced that no-good husband. That meant he had a chance! Determination filled Orlando's eyes. He wouldn't give up on Nancy.
Nancy had arrived at Judson's room in the hospital.
Before she could grasp the situation, a figure lunged at her, wrapping strong arms tightly around her slender waist.
"Babe, you're not planning on dumping me, are you? Just because I lost my memory?" Judson buried his head in her shoulder, looking up with red, moist eyes.
The sight of a handsman acting so vulnerably was indeed pitiful.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmBut Nancy was far from appreciating it, feeling more of a headache. "I'm not your wife. You've got the wrong person." "No, I'm not mistaken. I might forget everything else, but I know you're my wife!" Judson tightened his grip, almost desperately. "You can't leave me. I promise I'll be better." The doctors and nurses nearby were dumbfounded, especially the doctor, who internally screamed in frustration. 'No, this wasn't how you acted a moment ago! What's with this act?' As soon as Judson woke up, he called for Nancy. When he learned she wouldn't come, he started acting out by threatening to jump out of the window himself or making them do it. He was acting like a total lunatic! Seeing Judson's angry red eyes, Nancy's headache worsened as she turned to the doctor, "Doctor, could you please explain to him? I'm not his wife."
"You're not his wife, and he still calls you his wife after losing hismemory?" The doctor was on the Fear verge of tears, especially under Judson's suddenly furious and threatening gaze.
"Ms. Gonzalez, please take your husband and go. I almost believed he 2. would throw us out the window when you weren't here earlier." Nancy was visibly upset, looking down at Judson. "You, out. I need to talk to the doctor." Judson looked up at her, his eyes filled with a pitiable look.
"Babe..."
"If you don't behave, you're staying here!" Nancy's tone hardened, her patience running thin.
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