I was not angry and looked at Inez, "do you want him to watch Molly? If you don't agree, we'll leave."

"You..." Inez was staring at me. Her eyes were almost bursting with fire. But Molly was important!

She just thought about it and said, "OK! But only Mr. Jessop, you can't!"

In fact, I could judge from Inez's appellation of Sean that they had recognized the reality for a long time.

Otherwise, they wouldn't call Sean Mr. Jessop.

"I'm going too." I looked at Sean and said.

I held his right hand tightly with my arm and pouted when I spoke.

"I will take you." Sean's eyes were full of doting.

Inez looked at us angrily.

But what did it have to do with me?

I wanted to see what Molly wanted to do.

Sean and I went to Molly's ward.

In the ward, Molly's head was bandaged. She sat quietly on the bed.

She was looking out of the window when we went in. Her hair was loose. She was wearing a white hospital gown.

She looked clean and beautiful.

That was how she looked when I saw her the first day I came home from the orphanage.

I was stunned. Did she really lose her memory?

"Molly, Mr. Jessop is here."

Inez stood by us and called for her.

At the same time she tugged at me. She separated me from Sean and wouldn't let me hold him.

When I tried to hold his arm again, Molly turned around and saw Sean. She frowned and was about to cry. "I'm sorry, Mr. Jessop. It's all my fault."

"..."

Sean didn't speak.

Molly continued, "I had a car accident so our wedding was delayed. I hope you don't blame me."

I concluded that she had not lost her memory.

Because she remembered Sean, she was certainly not completely amnesic.

Even if she was selective amnesia, her memory was not correct.

She cheated me into marrying Sean, but now she said she had a car accident and delayed the wedding.

Sean looked at her coldly and said, "you lost your memory. It's been a few years."

"What?"

Molly was stunned by his words.

She stared at Sean. Her eyes were round. She didn't seem to understand what he was saying.

Inez quickly pulled Sean, "Mr. Jessop, we haven't told Molly yet. We are afraid that she will be sad. Can you cooperate with her?"

"What?"

Maybe what happened these years made Sean impatient.

Sean was very impatient when Inez spoke.

This also seemed to be beyond Inez's expectation. She didn't expect Sean to do that. She faltered, "you can go on as she says."

I seemed to understand.

I looked at Inez, "Aunt Fanning, do you think if she pretends to lose her memory, Sean will forget what you did before and they will go back to their wedding night?"

"Nonsense! Shut up!"

Inez was going to hit me with her hand up!

I raised my hand and grabbed it and sneered, "are you angry because I've exposed you?"

"Mom, what are you doing? Don't hit June." Molly was as kind and naive as ever.

But I had been through so much that I wouldn't be cheated by her again.

"You think of her as your sister, but she doesn't think so!" Inez's hand was in my hands. She wanted to take her hand back, but she couldn't.

Molly didn't go on. She looked at Sean innocently. "Mr. Jessop, what do you mean by what you just said?"

"Literally, just look at the time on your phone."

Sean's attitude toward Molly had always been cold.

Molly looked around but couldn't find her cell phone. Inez could only hand Molly a pink phone.

She took a look at the cell phone and looked suspiciously at Inez. "Is this my cell phone?"

Inez nodded.

Molly didn't seem to believe it.

But she tried to type in the password and the phone turned on. She looked through something on her cell phone and seemed to believe it was her cell phone.

She frowned all the time.

She took a look at time and then Sean. She asked sincerely, "so we've been married for three years? What happened all these years? Can you tell me?"

I was speechless.

"No, we are not married." Sean replied truthfully.

Molly's hands shook as he finished. Her cell phone fell to the ground. She looked at Sean in disbelief.

She hesitated for a moment before asking, "why?"

Molly and Inez and I were watching Sean.

We seemed to be waiting for his answer.

He hesitated for a moment and then pulled me into her arms. "Because your memory is wrong. It wasn't you who was going to marry me, it was June."

"Mr. Jessop, what are you talking about?"

Inez was stunned!

She came to pull me out of Sean's arms.

But Sean had a lot of strength. She couldn't move me at all.

Sean glanced back at Inez. "Now that she's lost her memory, it's over."

"But..."

Inez was surprised. She didn't seem to expect Sean to do that!

But I thought Sean did a good job.

If Molly really lost her memory, it was good to tell her the truth directly.

"Really?" Molly looked at Inez suspiciously.

There were tears in her eyes.

It seemed that she couldn't accept the reality.

Inez hesitated for a moment and said, "yes."

"You're lying to me!"

Molly burst out crying when she heard the answer.

Her tears were like broken beads.

Her hand clutched the quilt and trembled. She looked at Sean and bit her teeth. She seemed to want to stop crying.

But no matter what she did, her tears couldn't stop.

At last she looked at Sean with tears in her eyes, "you're lying to me. Mr. Jessop, you told me that if you only marry one woman in your life, it must be me."

"Your memory is wrong." Sean continued.

But I stood next to him and I saw clearly that there was something shaking in Sean's indifferent eyes.