Daddy, Mommy had been in Prison novel Chapter 444

At Georgia’s words, Robert realized it.

“You’re right. I never thought about it.”

It was clear that Sierra had only found Wesley last year.

Before that, where did Wesley live? Why was he being kept?

He had to have had other memories of life, but Wesley hadn’t talked about it. He clearly thought that Sierra had been his mother all along.

“If I hadn’t told him the truth, he didn’t seem to have any other memories. A child of two or three might not remember what happened before, but a five or six-year-old wouldn’t have so easily acknowledged a stranger as his mother. His memories have definitely been altered. Doing something like this to such a small child – the vicious bastards!”

Robert’s face was contorted in rage.

He’d known about Sierra’s true face for this long, but he’d never even tried to search for where his own son used to live? What kind of experience had brought his son to Sierra’s side? He was a failure as a father.

“The most important thing right now is to cure Wesley’s condition. I don’t know if it’s serious having one’s memories altered, if there’s going to be any lingering symptoms, or if it’s going to affect the brain, but we have to hurry and find a professional to see if Wesley’s brain’s been affected. When he saw someone yesterday, his head hurt. Since we’ve found this out, we have to hurry up and get people on it instead of blaming ourselves.

“Maybe ask Ivan. He knows a lot of doctors. He’d know a lot about this sort of thing too. Also, we need to ask Wesley if he has any impression of his past. He fainted after seeing Aston’s parents yesterday. It might have something to do with them. We have to meet with Aston’s parents and bring Wesley there too, and see if this happens again.”

As Georgia said that, Robert turned to her.

“Keep watch over the two kids. I’ll give Ivan a call and see where he’s busy at, then have him come over to talk with us.

“Also, I told you about Vincent Poole before, right? I’ve already asked him to come back to the country. He’s going to arrive at the airport this afternoon, and maybe he can see what’s up with Wesley.”

“You asked Vincente to come back to the country?”

Georgia said dubiously. She immediately thought of Robert’s mother.

Was Robert planning on following his father’s plan?

Georgia didn’t know how to comment on it, while Robert nodded to her.

“I’m willing to bear the responsibility for doing this. I’ll take on all the consequences. I don’t want to see her drowning in her sorrows every day. My mother’s suffered too much in the first half of her life. I’d rather have her live on in fake happiness than have her continue to suffer in the latter part of her life.”

“Since you’ve made the decision, I’ll be on your side. No matter what the results are, I’ll bear them with you.”

Robert smiled, hugged Georgia, then walked out of the room.

Georgia stood and went over to Elsie’s room.

She should have been able to leave the hospital early in the morning, since the wound on the back of her head wasn’t serious.

But Elsie had had her incident, and now Wesley was going through something unknown, so she was staying.

When she was talking with Robert, the two had taken the kids to Elsie’s room to play.

Now that Robert was gone, of course she was going to go over to chat to the children, and chat with Elsie too while she was at it.

Going into the room.

Georgia saw Annie and Wesley crowded around Wilson, who was holding a four-by-four Rubik’s Cube.

In Wilson’s hands, the four-by-four square was solved in seconds.

“You’re amazing, Uncle Wilson, I couldn’t even solve the three-by-three ones. This is so complicated, why do I just not get it?”

Annie said excitedly, while Wesley also spoke expectantly.

“Can you teach me, Uncle Wilson? I can do the three-by-three ones, but I could only get two sides of the four-by-four ones, and not the rest.”

Wilson smiled at the two kids.

“If you can’t complete it with your own feeling and experience, then you just have to calculate it. You two kids haven’t started learning math yet, and I don’t know how to teach you. When I first started playing it, I got it in an afternoon.”

Elsie, sitting on the sofa, couldn’t help but chime in.

“Give it to me, I’ve never played with this sort of thing before.”

Georgia walked over, smiling.

“Were you playing with these from the start? These are complicated arithmetic calculations. If you don’t have a knack for it, you won’t get it, and it might take a long time.”

Georgia said that, then chuckled and sat down next to the children.

The children took her hand. Wilson had bought several three-by-three and four-by-four Rubik’s Cubes, so the kids played around with them.