Omnipotent Mrs. Finn novel Chapter 445

She knew that it was useless just to lose her own memory, and that Benjamin would only be compelled to move out if she had lost in her hands what he cared most about.

What Benjamin cared most about was, on the one hand, the medical skills she had and, on the other, the legacy of her grandmother and grandfather.

And it was only after she lost her memory of her medical skills that Benjamin would be more anxious than anyone else and would try to help her recover this hard-won memory at the first opportunity.

So she had to play dumb, she had to convince everyone that she really had misplaced her memory, or even lost some of her memory to do so.

With this in mind, she could only hold back the guilt in her heart and continue to pretend to sleep for the time being.

Not long after, Levi pushed the door and walked in.

"Daddy," said the little girl with a bitter face as soon as she saw him, expectantly, "why isn't mummy awake yet? I'm so worried ......"

Levi's thin lips pursed as he walked over to her and gently stroked the top of her head, soothing her in a warm voice, "Don't worry, mum will definitely wake up."

The little girl sniffed, her big eyes watering as she looked at him and could only trust him as she nodded gently.

After another quarter of an hour, Ruby woke up at a leisurely pace.

She stared at the ceiling of the ward for a moment, before turning her head towards the bed.

At this moment, Olivia had fallen asleep on the edge of the bed, and as for Levi, he walked out with his mobile phone and stood in the corridor to call Chester, instructing him to go abroad to investigate.

When he entered the door, he saw that Ruby had woken up and hurried up to her.

"How are you?"

Facing his worried eyes, the guilt in Ruby's heart increased, but for the sake of the greater good, she endured it.

"I'm fine." She shook her head, then glanced around the ward and asked in a pretentious manner, "Where am I?"

Levi's expression froze, his voice tightening as he asked, "You don't remember?"

Ruby tilted her head, "What should I remember?"

After confirming that she really couldn't remember being sent here for a check-up, Levi’s heart sank, and only after a moment did he speak: "I brought you here for a check-up."

"Doing a check-up?" Ruby raised her hand and rubbed the corner of her forehead, "Am I sick? Why do I need to have a check-up? I feel a bit dizzy ......"

Hearing her say this, Levi was instantly nervous and without saying a word, he rang the nurse's bell and asked the nurse to invite Dr. Moore to come.

Soon, Dr. Moore came over in a hurry, "What's wrong? Did something happen?"

Levi got up, made some room, and explained, "Ruby said her head was dizzy."

At this point, he paused and gave Dr. Moore a complicated look.

"Also, she doesn't remember anything from before she was brought to the hospital and isn't sure why she's here."

Hearing this, Dr. Moore's face changed, and after a careful examination, he sighed.

"It's nothing serious, she looks normal, probably another attack on her brain cells. There's nothing I can do at the moment but prescribe medicine to stabilize her condition, hopefully she can hold on for a while and not deteriorate any further."