Trap me in your love
Chapter 254 Just Forgot the Passers-by
Her mother's death?
Half-sister?
Jasmine was stunned and felt even a little flustered and at a loss.
Was that all the memories she had lost?
"Jessie, please! I beg you. We have lived together for more than ten years. You can beat me or scold me. I just want you to help Ellie."
Looking at Jessie's expressionless face, Ivy begged in a low voice.
She had advanced lung cancer, and the doctor had diagnosed that she couldn't live more than three months. If it weren't for the fact that she was worried about her only daughter, she wouldn't have asked the prison guard to find Sharon, because she knew that Jessie would never come to see her.
Mark held Jessie's shoulder tightly and said, "Are you okay? If you don't feel well, we can leave first." Then he held her up and was about to leave.
"No, don't go." All of a sudden, Ivy stood up and rushed Jessie her. She grabbed Jessie's hand. Startled, Jessie let out a scream. Then, Mark immediately stepped forward to protect her and separated them from each other. The prison guards stepped forward to suppress Ivy and clasped her hands behind her back.
Mark said angrily, "Ivy, have you forgotten what I said just now? You have said what you want to say. As for what to do, it's our business. If you could think of what would happen today, you shouldn't have done that! Since you have done it, you have to bear all the consequences. Honey, let's go."
After Mark and Jessie were out of sight, Ivy burst into tears. She collapsed to the ground in despair and shouted, "Jessie, it was all my fault. You only have Ellie as your family in the world. Please! Please..."
Ivy's voice echoed in Jessie's ears like a magic spell. No matter how hard she tried to forget about it, it was like being imprinted in her mind and could not be erased.
"Don't think too much. If you are tired, just sleep for a while."
Jasmine lowered her head and didn't say anything. She felt like she was put in a heavy haze, which made her feel very uncomfortable.
like this, Mark felt so regretful. He shouldn't have brought her here. He just wanted her to know some
the family environment she grew up in, and what she had experienced since her childhood...
was like a newborn baby, being taken care of and protected. She was not strong enough to accept so many past injuries in her heart.
stepped on the accelerator. He couldn't let her stay here any longer.
running on the
this little movement, Mark
up and felt confused. She said, "Lawrence told me that his parents and mine were all died in a car accident. We were brought up by grandpa. But why things turned out
if she had to choose
Lawrence loved her. He might make up a lie to deceive her in order to take care
hard
was not the most ordinary family of three, but a distorted family of five!
and her mother was killed by the mistress... This was even worse and
face sadly and said, "If that's the truth, I'd rather never remember
the car at the roadside, Mark reached out his hand and held her in his arms. This was only a small part of her memory. In addition to her mother, there was also her brother. If she really remembered everything
gently comforted her. His eyes were full of entanglement and heartache.
she forgot the past, would she leave him forever?
if she remembered everything and became so painful, would
top of
about it anymore. Just forget it. Life will
head and looked at him blankly.
at the face he loved so much, God knew how painful his heart was when Mark said that.
but he had to pretend to let her
me for the last night. I'll drive you
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