Chapter 624 To Erase His Memories or Not
Seraphina bit her lip, looking at Aaron's handsome face without speaking. Instead, she struggled to help him up and walked towards the bed.
Elara watched as she helped Aaron onto the bed, crossing her arms and squinting her eyes.
"This man has such a temper, seems quite difficult to tame. Should I give him a strong drug to make him lose his memory?" Elara asked.
Upon hearing this, Seraphina was shocked. "Elara, don't do that. He's a stranger here; what will happen to him after losing his memory?"
"What will happen? Of course, he'll just have to stay here for a long time," Elara replied.
"But he has a family; if he doesn't go back, his family will worry," Seraphina said.
Looking at Aaron's handsome face, although she also wanted him to stay, her kind heart did not agree with Elara's approach.
Elara looked displeased, saying, "Look at you, I can't stand it when you act like this. Clearly, you look exactly like me; why are you so saintly?"
Seraphina looked at Aaron in silence.
She wasn't being saintly; she just felt sorry for him.
Aaron was so good-looking that she didn't want to force him.
Elara stared at Seraphina, squinting her eyes.
"Seraphina, do you also like him?" Elara asked.
Seraphina was stunned, a hint of panic flashed in her eyes, she quickly shook her head, saying, "No."
Elara chuckled, "Seraphina, don't forget, we are twins with a telepathic connection. If you like him, you can have him, too. I'll give him to you and let him marry you after I get pregnant!"
Seraphina's face turned red; she said, "Elara, you can't say such things."
Elara looked at her, saying teasingly, "Then how about I give him to you first? You marry him."
Although she asked with a smile, there was a hint of danger in her eyes.
Seraphina knew Elara's unpredictable nature; her possessiveness was very strong.
She shook her head repeatedly, saying, "I don't want that; I'm not ready to get married; I'll go tidy up first."
As she watched Seraphina leave the room with a bowl, Elara chuckled lightly and turned to look at Aaron on the bed.
Aaron was handsome, even more so than any man she had seen.
Elara reached out and pinched his face, smiling. "You're so handsome; if we have a child together, they would be very cute."
At Hamilton family's manor.
Nora was anxious, but she didn't show it. Early the next morning, she called Alex quickly, "Alex, there's a situation; Aaron might be in danger."
She asked Alex to secretly check on Aaron's whereabouts.
"Mommy, is Uncle Aaron on another business trip?" Alex asked in confusion.
"No, I suspect the man who came back from Highty City before might not be Uncle Aaron himself. Use the intelligence network to find out Uncle Aaron's whereabouts as soon as possible," Nora said.
Upon hearing this, Alex's tone became more serious. "I understand; I'll have someone check right away."
After hanging up, Nora clenched her phone, her heart in turmoil. 'Aaron, where are you? Please be safe!'
Trying to compose herself, she left the room and saw Kenneth coming out of his room.
Kenneth was dressed neatly as if he was about to go out.
Nora was surprised and approached quickly, saying, "Kenneth, where are you going?"
Kenneth replied, "Nora, I'm going to pick up Sandy and bring her home."
He was going to the fishing village!
Nora was somewhat speechless.
Seeing her furrow her brows, Kenneth added quickly, "Don't worry, I know my condition it's not a big deal anymore."
Nora checked his pulse, although it was a bit weak, there was no major issue, he just needed more rest.
Seeing Kenneth in good spirits, she knew she couldn't stop him.
She said, "Alright, I'll go with you."
She didn't feel like doing anything today, just waiting for news from Alex.
Instead of staying at home and overthinking, she decided to accompany Kenneth to pick up Sandy.
"Okay." Kenneth smiled, noticing her not looking too well, he asked, "Nora, did you not sleep well last night? You look pale."
Nora touched her face, lowered her gaze, and replied, "Yes."
She hadn't slept well.
All night, she kept wondering if the current Aaron was fake.
If he was fake, who could he be?
Kenneth was thinking about Sandy, so he didn't delve deeper.
The two of them took a helicopter straight to the fishing village.
At the fishing village.
Sandy was at Juliet's house conducting a check-up.
Juliet had recovered from childbirth; her complexion was rosy.
And her daughter Daisy, who was now a month old, had become a chubby and adorable little girl.
Zephyr was conducting routine checks on Daisy.
After a series of checks, he said, "The child is developing well; both height and weight are above average."
After the check-up, Juliet smiled and said, "Dr. Wright, Dr. Hernandez, thank you so much for coming. Without you, my daughter wouldn't be doing so well."
Sandy smiled, took Daisy's newly opened eyes, and played with her.
Daisy seemed to sense her gentleness and smiled back at her.
Having delivered the child herself, Sandy's heart softened. She said, "Juliet, Daisy smiled at me."
Juliet came over to play with Daisy, saying, "She must know that you helped deliver her."
Sandy smiled, watching Daisy's little mouth move, indicating she wanted to breastfeed, so she handed Daisy to Juliet.
Juliet took her, preparing to feed her.
Sandy said, "Juliet, you rest well; we won't disturb you."
Juliet was about to breastfeed, so Sandy and Zephyr didn't want to stay.
The two of them left Juliet's house.
Outside, the sun was shining, making people feel lazy.
Sandy breathed in the fresh air, instinctively moving her uncomfortable shoulder.
Zephyr looked at her and subconsciously reached out to massage her shoulder, asking, "Are you tired?"
Sandy was taken aback and moved aside quickly, saying, "It's nothing, just an occupational hazard."
Zephyr withdrew his hand slowly, looking at her profile and saying, "Let the nanny give you a massage."
Sandy lowered her eyes, adjusted her hair, and replied.
The two fell silent for a moment; Sandy changed the subject. "Did Jane really leave?"
Talking about Jane, Zephyr's demeanor changed.
His previous gentleness disappeared, and he became a bit more temperamental.
"Yes, I didn't see her this morning. She left without a word. We saved her life, but she didn't even say goodbye before leaving. How ungratful!" he said.
In fact, what Zephyr wanted to say was that Jane hadn't fully recovered, and leaving like that would be harmful to her health..
He had rescued her from the brink of death, yet she didn't cherish her well-being, which was an insult to the his efforts.
Sandy sensed Zephyr's displeasure in his tone and teased, "You always said she was a gang leader, and you couldn't wait for her to leave, right?"
Zephyr choked and said, "I did want her to leave quickly, but does that stop me from calling her an ingrate?"
That made sense.
Sandy couldn't help but laugh, saying, "Alright, don't call her a gang leader and an ingrate any more; I think she's quite gentle."
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