Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1997 Lost His Mind

“Wilbur, please don’t scare me. What’s happened to you?” Maya muttered as she anxiously grabbed Wilbur’s hand, only to have him push her away.

“What is this place? I don’t want to stay here. I want to go home! I want my mommy!” he shouted, looking every bit like a petulant child. Maya and Nina fell into stunned silence.

Mabel, though speechless, was secretly delighted as she glanced at Nicholas. Could Wilbur have become an idiot?

“Wilbur, I’m your brother, Nicholas. Do you not recognize me?” Nicholas choked out. Wilbur pulled his hand back in fear and shook his head. “I don’t know you. I don’t know any of you! I want my mommy!”

Nicholas silently heaved a sigh of relief. Good. Everything has gone according to plan. It looks like Wilbur has a mentality of a child now. Well, you can’t blame me either, Wilbur. If I hadn’t taken action first, everything belonging to the Simpson family, and even my mom’s life, would be snatched away by you! You forced me into this!

“Doctor! Doctor!” Nina shouted.

Thankfully, it didn’t take long before the doctor came running to examine Wilbur.

“Huh? That’s odd. The patient’s vitals are normal. How did this happen?”

“Doctor, please do another thorough examination. Can you check if there’s an internal injury to his brain? I need to know what happened to him,” Maya urged.

normal. But as you suggested, I think it’s important that we conduct a

Thank you so

want to do any checkups! I’m not sick! I’m

your mother? Well, here I am. Let’s get you properly diagnosed,” Mabel said as she

horror, Wilbur smacked her hand away. “No, you’re not! I want to look for my

“We’ll go home after the checkup so you

want to

Wilbur tried to run out of the ward, Nicholas grabbed him

the big, bad wolf outside

big, bad wolf will eat you! You’re a meanie, and wolves eat

Wilbur, Nicholas held himself back. Forget it. He’s like a child now. What’s the point of

is over, I’ll take you to find your mommy.

Maya for the longest time before pointing toward Nina. “Okay. But I want her to accompany me. She’s the fairy lady. No

back at those words. What the hell? Why would he ask for me instead of Maya? And what’s with calling me “fairy lady”? My goodness, this

you, Nina. Please go with

turn her down. “Fine,” she replied with a nod. “Come