Chapter 1281
Chapter 1281
Vicky’sshes fluttered. A few momentster, she summoned the courage to meet his gaze and said,
“Tyler, I’m not trying to hide the past. I just didn’t know how to put everything into words.”
She took a deep breath and continued, “Five years ago, we broke up. I initiated it and gave up on you.
You…had a tough time adjusting to the breakup. You suffered for a long time. We still broke up, and
you resented me for it. Our marriage is nothing but your way of retaliating. After getting married, we
tortured one another, and things were bad. Not long ago, you even proposed to divorce me… Tyler, our
rtionship isn’t as pure and beautiful as you remember it to be.” Tears welled in her eyes. “You only
refuse to remember those things because they were too painful.”
During this period, Vicky frequentlymunicated with a psychiatrist, who exined that selective
amnesia was a way of self-protection and self-escape.
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Vicky secretly went to Tyler’s residence and found some unopened medication in that locked room.
After confirming that these were indeed antidepressant drugs, she realized that she had been the
source of his pain.
She pushed him away and said, “Tyler, forgetting those memories might be a good thing for you.
Perhaps-“
“Vicky!” Her words were cut off sharply by Tyler’s cold voice.
He seemed to know what she wanted to say, and he red at her. His voice carried ’ You’ve already
abandoned me once. Are you nning to do it again?!”
Tyler’s tone softened slightly at the pale look on her face.” Since I’ve forgotten those things, there’s no
need to bring them up again.”
Vicky widened her eyes and asked, “What do you mean by that?”
“You said that forgetting might be a good thing for me, didn’t you?” Tyler’s voice remained calm. “If
that’s the case, let’s keep it that way.”
Vicky looked at him, stunned.
When she lost her memories, she desperately wanted to know what she had forgotten.
Tyler had also instructed Harry to tell him everything he had forgotten shortly after regaining
consciousness, which meant that he did want his memories back at the time.
“It’s fine to forget,” he insisted.
She hesitated and said, “But you will eventually remember. And these traumas…”
“It will all pass,” Tyler said indifferently. “Even if I remember, it doesn’t matter.”
“You don’t know what happened that time.”
“No matter what happened, I will forgive you.” Tyler hugged
her again and muttered, “Vicky, you can’t give up on me again. Do you want me to go through that pain
all over again?”
Vicky trembled in confusion and conflict, not knowing what to do next.
“If you don’t want me to touch you, I won’t, but you can’t say things like this again,” Tyler whispered into
her ear.
Vicky’s lips moved, but in the end, she did not say anything.
As Tyler’s injuries gradually healed, treatment for his memory issues was put on the agenda. Although
Tyler said that it did not matter whether he remembered or not, he might suffer from memory confusion
again when faced with future stimuli if the situation was not addressed properly. The doctors decided to
start by using hypnosis on Tyler.