Chapter 117

Curtis stopped in his tracks, then glanced back at Tommy.

Tommy continued, "Her condition isn't that severe. I believe she'll recover quickly as long as we don't stimulate her any further."

Earlier, the doctor had explained that if a patient remembered certain details while overlooking others, it indicated the presence of dissociative amnesia.

That implied that Margot selectively clung to the positive aspects of her life. She wouldn't be able to recall the people or situations that caused her sadness or grief.

Curtis disregarded Tommy's advice and entered the ward anyway.

Tommy had initially planned to stop him. However, considering they were married, he had no choice but to relent.

Once again, Curtis stood by Margot's bedside, quietly observing her.

Margot sat at the head of the bed, staring out the window. Upon realizing someone had entered, she turned to look.

Although the man standing before her was extremely handsome, she had no idea who he was.

Margot wasn't fond of inte