One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 791

Hearing this, Jessie laughed, "Forgetting some unhappy people and things, of course I am in a good mood."

"Forget the unhappy people and things?" Jessie's mother froze.

What does that mean?

If she guessed correctly, the people and things that made Jessie unhappy were all done by George, right?

George made Jessie unhappy and did the upsetting thing of making Jessie abort the baby, so what Jessie said was to forget about George and the fact that George made her abort the baby?

The more she thought about it, the more likely it was.

But Jessie's mother's brow was still tightly furrowed.

Because she didn't know if this forgetting that Jessie was talking about was the literal kind of forgetting, or what forgetting.

Thinking, Jessie's mother asked tentatively, "Jessie, how did you forget? What have you forgotten?"

Jessie blinked back, "Just forget about that person, and all the excessive things that person has done to me, all the excessive things."

"Who is that person?" Jessie's mother looked at her.

Jessie sat back on the gaming chair, "I think it's called like George Joe? Let me see if that's the name."

With that, she pulled open the drawer and rummaged around inside for something.

But to her surprise, the blushing Jessie's mother changed dramatically.

Jessie ...... Forgot about George?

How was this possible!

Just now Jessie said, forgetting that person and the things he did, and she wondered if what she had forgotten.

But now Jessie's words were enough to show that her suspicions were right, Jessie had really forgotten George and couldn't even remember his name.

Just when Jessie's mother's heart was extremely unsettled, Jessie found what she was looking for, a letter.

"Found it." Jessie happily took the letter out and unfolded it, reading the contents on it before nodding, "That's right, it's George Joe."

"Jessie, have you really forgotten George?" Jessie's mother stared hard at her face.

Jessie nodded, "Yeah."

"You ...... How did you forget?" A great uneasiness rose up in Jessie's mother's heart.

Yesterday, Jessie was still crying over George, and although she had already said that she would give up on George, how could she be so quick?

Even more so, even if she gave up on George so quickly, it didn't mean that she forgot about him.

Was it really because of the sadness or the stimulation that led to the forgetfulness of George?

Didn't they say that on TV? When one is too sad, the brain kicks in to protect itself and then forgets some painfully sad memories.

This is called selective amnesia.

Jessie is like that?

She was aware that hypnosis surgery was a direct effect on the brain.

If the hypnotist is not skilled, then the person who is hypnotized will be prone to mental breakdown and become a fool.

Jessie was so brave to go for this surgery.

What if something did happen to her ? What should she do?

Jessie naturally felt her mother's worry and fear, and a flash of guilt rose up in her heart as she gently patted her mother's back and said, "I'm sorry, mom, I didn't tell you and dad, but mom, it's a good thing, isn't it?"

Saying that, Jessie took the letter paper that was already crumpled into a ball in Jessie's mother's hand, gently unfolded it and added: "I forgot that person called George nowadays, so I don't love him now, but through this letter, I know that the me before yesterday must have loved him very much, otherwise I wouldn't have been sad to the point of despair before thinking of hypnosis to forget him, and it says here that relying on my own ability want to forget George, it's not at all possible, and it's not wrong to resort to extraordinary surgery in order to get out of it earlier myself."

"I know, I'm just worried something will happen to you." Jessie's mother knocked her on the head.

Jessie covered her forehead and spat out her tongue, "Well mom, isn't it true that I'm fine? And look at me, I've forgotten about that George, I don't love him anymore, I'm not in pain anymore, I'm not sad and grieving, instead I've become happy, that's a good thing, isn't it?"

Jessie's mother looked at her and finally sighed, "It's a good thing."

It was just that her daughter was fine, so she really didn't have to worry too much.

And it was true that her daughter had forgotten about George now, so maybe, really, that was a good thing.

After all, they had wanted their daughter to forget about George so much in the past, but she had never done it, and now that she had done it by other means, she should be happy too.

In the future, her daughter will be able to live completely back to herself.

"Right, Jessie, what about the baby?" Jessie's mother looked at Jessie's stomach.