My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

Mikael sat by the hospital bed. “Radley, I’ve got a pretty good idea why Freya broke up with you. What she told you about wanting to marry Matthew Hood doesn’t match up.”

Radley’s pupils contracted instantly.

Half an hour later, Mikael finished sharing his speculation. “I’ve heard from experts in this field that during the recovery phase of certain memories, people can feel those memories vividly as if they just. happened.”

At that, he looked at Radley. “If that’s the case, for Freya, your affair with Danna and the harm you caused her for Danna should feel as if it just happened. This kind of situation can easily lead to emotional instability and might require a long time to adjust.”

Radley took a deep breath. “Did she tell you this?”

“Of course not. I guessed it,” Mikael replied with a smile. “But at least now you still have a chance, right?”

“So, that’s how it is!” Chris, who was listening on the side, finally caught on. “Freya broke up with you because of the pain you caused her in the past. Matthew has nothing to do with this picture, so you still have a chance to make amends!”

Mikael nodded in affirmation. “That’s right, my friend. You’ve already successfully won her back once, so what do you have to fear? Besides, her recovering her memories might not be a bad thing. At least she should also recall her feelings for you during that time.”

Radley fell into silence.

The hospital room was quiet.

“Go and get the relevant doctors.

The three of them were in a hospital, and a neurologist was brought in.

He looked at the scene: a man tied to the bed, another guy standing with a tough demeanor, and a member of the family who owns this hospital. He was a bit bewildered for a moment.

He would answer whatever questions they had, and Mikael’s words were confirmed one by one.

The doctor reminded them, “Patients who have just recovered partial memories should avoid extreme emotional fluctuations. They should transition slowly and help them understand that those are memories from the past.

After a few seconds of silence, Radley said, “Untie me.”]

Mikael stood up and walked to Radley, and began unfastening the restraints on his wrists and ankles.

Don’t untie him!” Chris exclaimed in alarm. “He’s going to beat us up!”

Radley sat up

turned to the doctor. “You can leave

them were left in the ward.

I innocently thought you’ve acted unreasonably impulsive this time,”

you wouldn’t disregard your family no matter how heartbroken you are. You

question, “All that you’ve said just

good your promises are, they can’t compare to the biological

of everything, you still have a chance, unlike before when you had no chance at all.”

stood up, his prominent eyebrows slightly furrowed.

was as if all his spirit and energy had returned

me just now, and I’ve noted

“Sure.” Mikael chuckled.

Radley called out.

door opened, and Connor walked in, looking like he was about to be

car,” Radley ordered, glancing at the

Monaghan?” Connor asked with some concern. Mr. Monaghan isn’t returning

Chris on the side. “We’re going

to ignore the faint pain in

conducted experiments remotely from home, resolving various issues encountered in

another experiment, Freya successfully overcame the biggest challenge and transmitted the data to the

care of by a few caregivers, Freya

for a meal to thank her for helping with the job recommendation, and Ben asked her for Jean Birch’s contact

a baby, and people were starting to urge her to live stream.

put all these things aside for now as the most important thing for her now was to cure her brother’s illness.

already deep into winter, and in the coming spring, her brother and

had to prioritize

evaded the hidden pain in her heart, but in the late

regained her memories were fading, while her memories of her time

when her previous memories resurfaced, they overwhelmed the new ones. But now, she realized that

Freya would doubt whether she had made

tell Radley that the child in her belly was his that day at the

bribed hadn’t intervened, would her life be completely different