One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis

Chapter 865 Want to Recover Your Memory?

Both her daughter and husband said so, so now Jessie’s mother believed it.

Jessie’s mother could not hide her surprise in her eyes, "How could this happen? How could he

suddenly lessen his hatred towards us?"

At this question, both Jessie’s father and Jessie fell silent.

Because neither of them could answer, no one knew what was going on with George and why he had

suddenly lessened his hatred towards them.

Unless, they went to ask George.

But should they ask?

Jessie looked at Jessie’s father.

Jessie’s father hesitated for a few moments before finally shaking his head, "It's better not to, no matter

why exactly he has lessened his hatred towards us, let's pretend we don't know, don't ask him the

reason, in case he gets angry and overturns everything he promised us before, it would be

troublesome."

Jessie’s mother nodded, "Your father is right, just pretend you don't know. We'll take care of him first,

and later, see if we can get rid of him, if we can, then of course it's best, if not, alas ......"

The words that followed, she didn't say, but the meaning was understood by all.

For a while, the family of three once again fell into silence, and it took a while before the silence was Property © of NôvelDrama.Org.

broken.

Jessie’s mother patted Jessie's shoulder and said softly, "Alright, don't think too much."

Jessie squeezed the corners of her mouth, "I know, it's almost time, I'll go in and check on him to see if

he's finished with the soup so I can clean up the dishes."

"Go ahead." Jessie’s mother nodded her head.

Jessie got up, walked to the door of George's ward, raised her hand and knocked on the door, "Mr. Joe,

it's me, can I come in?"

"Come in." George's voice came from inside the door, his voice was calm, without the slightest hint of

hatred or hostility in it.

Jessie’s father and Jessie’s mother looked at each other.

At this moment, Jessie’s mother was completely convinced that George indeed had no hatred towards

them.

The reason for this was too curious and shocking to them.

But they had no intention to ask.

As they had just said, what if they asked in case he became annoyed?

"Shall we go in?" Jessie’s mother asked, looking at Jessie’s father.