Chapter 562: Chapter 562

Chapter 562:

Slowly, Eileen crouched down and gazed up at him. “Bryan, I know you’ve forgotten the past. But it’s okay. I’ll be with you, helping you remember, step by step. Let’s go home now, okay?”

Despite Eileen’s tender words, Bryan’s face remained blank, showing no sign of recognition or response.

How could this be?

Noticing this, Zelda approached and gently patted Bryan’s shoulder. “She’s speaking to you. At least give her an answer.”

“I don’t know her,” Bryan replied, his voice rough and almost unrecognizable to Eileen.

As he spoke, he turned his gaze to Zelda, a clear sign of his deep trust in her.

It was clear that Bryan trusted Zelda completely. So much so, that he refused to even acknowledge Eileen’s words.

Eileen’s emotions flared up suddenly, urging her to step forward without thinking. But Zelda’s steady hand gently held her back.

“Calm down,” Zelda said. “If you startle him, he might not say a word.”

Zelda’s calming words sparked a glimmer of hope in Eileen. Desperately, she pleaded, “I’m his wife. Please, trust me. Help me get him to come home with me!”

Zelda repeated Eileen’s words to Bryan. Bryan, who had been detached and focused on his task, finally stopped. He slowly turned his head to look at Eileen.

Seeing his gaze, Eileen held her breath, fearing that her shaky breathing might influence his decision.

But Bryan only glanced at her for a moment before turning his attention back to Zelda. “I only know you,” he said. “And I only trust you.”

Discover the best stories at gαℓησv𝒆𝓁s․com His words cut Eileen deeply, like a cold, sharp blade.

She had never imagined a day would come when she would be unable to speak to Bryan directly.

What hurt even more was seeing Bryan, who used to care only for her, now placing his trust in another woman right in front of her.

The pain was intense, making each breath feel like a struggle.

Though her heart ached, Eileen rose and signaled Zelda to come closer for a private conversation.

“Miss Dury, I truly appreciate everything you’ve done—saving him, getting him to the hospital, and even posting his video online,” Eileen said, bowing slightly. “Now, I’d like to take him home. Thank you so much for taking care of him these past few days.”

Eileen’s gratitude was sincere, but she was taken aback when Zelda said, “I can’t let you take him. Do you know how much I spent to save him? The medical bills are in the tens of thousands of dollars!”

“Don’t worry,” Eileen replied quickly. “I’ll pay you double for your care.”

For Eileen, money wasn’t an issue in this case.

“Absolutely not.” Zelda shook her head, her determination clear. “Do you understand my situation right now?”

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