The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 1819 A Strange Feeling

Kai’s words inadvertently hurt Clayton. Clayton’s face was taut, and his lips were pursed. Nicole looked at Clayton and found it incredulous. Although this man looked like her type, h e was a stranger to her.

The familiarity he gave her was far from the point where Nicole could accept this fact. Clayton sighed, took out his phone, found their wedding photo, and handed it over. “We took it the day we got our marriage license. You can take a look at it.

Nicole, you only lost your memory temporarily, but we’re legally married.” Nicole looked at his phone and took it over dubiously. SAMSUNG In the photo, Nicole was leaning next to Clayton.

They were wearing white shirts, and the smile on their faces was bright. The light in their eyes was shining with raging love. It did not look fake at all. Nicole knew that if she did not love this man, she would never marry him. However, this kind of love felt both strange and familiar. It was as if she lost something that she once had.

not dare to confirm whether i t belonged to her. She had no memory of it at all. The screen went dark after a while, and she subconsciously swiped the screen. The next

she happened to look up and saw him taking a picture. The light was shining on her body at that moment. Her skin was fair and flawless. Even her

the corner o f her mouth. She looked delicate and soft, and her eyes were glimmering. She was very much enjoying the comforts of life. Somehow, at

inexplicable sense of familiarity surged as if this happened

Clayton silently took it over and looked at it. “You’re not feeling well?” Nicole had a wonderful feeling about him. He should be a stranger, but she did

“Everything’s ready. You can get discharged now. Can you… Walk by yourself?” Nicole nodded her head. Clayton looked at her belly and stopped

wheelchair over. Nicole was puzzled. “A wheelchair? I can walk!” SAMSUNG Kai was also aware of this detail. He sighed, went over, and patted Nicole’s shoulder. He then took the wheelchair