Chapter 761


    Chapter 761 Fragments and Intertwining of Memories


    Psychological suggestions can vary. This caused a conflict between


    Charlotte’s original consciousness and the suggestion, and after the intense


    dispute, it stimted Charlotte’s brain, causing her unbearable headache.


    “When do you think your headache is the worst?” Vincent asked Charlotte.


    Charlotte thought for a moment and uncertainly said, “I saw Martha and


    recalled the past?”


    This also fits with what Vincent said.


    Charlotte was horrified. So all her memories were taken away by someone?


    Even her own children, she couldn’t remember.


    “I have an acquaintance called Morgan who holds a Doctor of Philosophy


    degree in psychology. If you wish, I can ask her to check on Charlotte,”


    Vincent suggested.


    Vincent didn’t know much about psychology and thought it would be better to


    ask a professional.


    “Okay,” Charlotte didn’t hesitate. As long as she could retrieve her memories,


    she would be willing to do anything.


    Vincent hurriedly contacted Morgan while Joe’s gaze stayed on Charlotte.


    “No matter what the result is, I will find a way to help you recover your


    memory,” He promised solemnly.


    After Vincent left, Ben and Anna came over. Seeing Charlotte safe and sound,


    they finally felt relieved.


    Since they were kids, adults always hid things from them, but they had


    already guessed the truth. They just didn’t show it to keep everyone calm.


    The sudden appearance of the two little kids left Charlotte a bit overwhelmed.


    She looked to Joe for help, but Joe stepped forward to hold them, yet Ben


    and Anna both firmly refused him.


    “We want our mom! Don’t you like us anymore?” Anna tearfully looked at


    Charlotte, which made her feel even worse.


    But these two kids’ faces were so unfamiliar to her that she couldn’t find any


    traces of them in her memory.


    Helplessly, Charlotte said to the two children, “I… I’m sick right now and have


    lost all my memories, so I don’t remember you guys. I’m sorry.”


    The words ‘lost all my memories’ were too unfamiliar to the two children. Anna


    looked at Charlotte with wide eyes, “You don’t know who I am, do you?”


    ConTEent bel0ngs to N?v(e)lD/rama(.)Org .


    Charlotte hesitated for a moment, and then honestly shook her head.


    Anna burst into tears.


    Ben hurriedlyforted her, “Didn’t you hear Mom? She’s just temporarily


    sick. She will remember us.”


    Anna sobbed and nodded, holding out a little thumb, “Let’s make a promise


    then!”


    Charlotte looked at the tender little thumb and promised, “I promise I’ll


    remember you guys soon.”


    Anna nodded reluctantly, and Ben quietly took Charlotte’s hand.


    Seeing this scene, Joe felt a mix of bitterness and sourness in his heart.


    He thought for a moment and made a phone call.


    The phone was quickly answered, and a flirtatiou