Chapter 1419 See Her
"I'm the father of this child. Why, why didn't you tell me back then?"
The man slammed his fist hard on the steering wheel.
"Because I was just an ordinary person at the time. Because back then, you were going to marry Alice. And because we were two parallel lines that could never meet."
She smiled, her smile pale and weak. "Adrian, I never dared to hope I could marry you."
The man looked at her.
His emotions were complicated.
With one hand, he unbuckled his seatbelt and leaned in to kiss her.
After a few seconds, Natalie reached up and wrapped her arms around him.
Adrian didn't know if what he was feeling now, with his memory lost, was love or just a physical instinct. He trusted this woman unconditionally, wanted to give her everything unconditionally, and wanted to kiss her unconditionally.
"Natalie, from now on, whatever happens, you don't need to face it alone. You're my wife. Whether before or after I lost my memory, you're my wife."
This was his promise.
Natalie's eyes reddened, and a tear rolled down her cheek.
...
Inside the prison.
The visiting room door opened, and Avery walked in.
She sat in the chair, looking at the person outside the glass—a haggard face, eyes without luster, like a soulless puppet.
The other person was a middle-aged man, a lawyer sent by Melissa to investigate matters concerning Natalie. He looked at Avery. "What is your relationship with Ms. Natalie Teeger?"
Hearing Natalie's name, Avery froze.
Then her emotions started to fluctuate. She suddenly stood up. "What did you just say? What did you say? Natalie! Did Natalie send you here?"
A guard rushed over and restrained the agitated Avery.
The lawyer Milo said, "What is your relationship with Natalie?"
Avery's eyes widened. "I want to see Natalie! I want to see Natalie!"
No matter what Milo asked, Avery just repeated the same sentence: "I want to see Natalie."
Milo asked the guard about it.
The guard said that since Avery had been locked up here, she'd been like this—mentally unstable, not speaking every day. She only reacted when she heard Natalie's name.
She kept demanding to see Natalie, but Natalie had never come.
Milo said, "If you want to see Natalie, you need to answer my questions first."
Avery paused. "If I answer the questions, can I see Natalie?"
Milo pushed up his glasses. "I'm a lawyer. I can help you."
Avery sat down. "Has Natalie forgiven me? Does Natalie... still hate me?"
Milo, seeing her emotions stabilize, immediately asked, "Why would she hate you, and why are you seeking her forgiveness? From what I understand, she and her mother Rosalie used to be servants for the Mu family."
"Rosalie doesn't deserve it!! It was Rosalie who ruined me! Rosalie, that bitch, took everything from me!! Rosalie deserves to die! She deserves to die!" When she heard Rosalie's name, Avery's emotions flared up again, screaming Rosalie's name and cursing her.
Milo looked at Avery with some frustration, not expecting that Rosalie's name would also set her off.
After several minutes, two guards managed to restrain Avery and calm her down.
Only then did Milo ask, "Our investigation shows that Natalie was pregnant three years ago, and you were the one who took her to have an abortion, correct? So what was the reason for terminating that pregnancy?"
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