“Did you know Millie went to the hospital to check for memory Loss?”


    A furrow creased Marcus’ brow. Abandoning the meeting, he swiftly left, boarding the elevator bound


    for the hospital.


    Why had Millie gone to the hospital without informing him?


    The grip on the steering wheel felt feeble as Marcus drove.


    Outside the hospital‘s entrance, Millie emerged. Marcus stood there, a maelstrom of anger and concern


    reflected in his demeanor.


    Millie halted, Marcus pivoting to face her with a gradual motion. His gaze held a tangle of intricate


    emotions.


    Fists clenched, Marcus struggled toprehend. Millie must have discovered her memory loss.


    Oddly, Millie approached, enveloping him in an embrace, heedless of onlookers.


    “Marcus, you foolish man! Why give me the cold shoulder? If you intended to, why buy the ne?


    Why did you profess love?”


    Genuine sadness filled her voice. An entire sleepless night was spent surrounded by his anger and her


    own heartache.


    Her recent CT scan had left her anxious. The confined space stifled her, in stark contrast to others who


    were apanied by their partners or family members. Yet she was alone.


    Perplexed, Marcus questioned the contradiction. Why, when she knew of her memory loss, would she


    embrace him and use him?


    “You know what? Your concerns are unwarranted. The doctor confirmed my brain’s well-being. I


    haven’t Lost my memory.”


    “Miss Brown, based on the results, your brain appears to be unaffected. No memory loss has been


    detected,” the doctor informed her after reviewing the report.


    “I retain my memory, yet upon glimpsing the earlier photographs, my recollection remains elusive.”


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    “Rest assured, it’s a regr form of amnesia, not memory loss. Forgetting certain details as you grow


    is a natural function of the brain. There’s no need to doubt my diagnosis; it holds authority. ording to


    the results, your brain is in great shape. If you’re uncertain, you’re wee to seek a second opinion


    from other doctors.”


    Emerging from the doctor’s office, Millie’s perplexity persisted, though a sense of relief gradually set in.


    With her memory intact, she wasn’t the person Leon was searching for. Considering Leon and Marcus


    were cousins, the situation would’ve been intricate if she were Aisha.


    Yet, her memory remained intact.


    As Marcus spotted Lois leaving the hospital, their eyes exchanged a meaningful message. Lois


    departed in her car after locking eyes with him.


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    Millie yfully stepped back and shot Marcus a dissatisfied smile. “I’m heading to Preagend


    University.”


    Her excitement earlier had led her to forget the public setting, resulting in the spontaneous hug.