Chapter 246 Is That Ziana?!
“Did you see it?” Hank’s persuasive voice sounded in his ears.
Boris replied subconsciously, “I saw a pair of eyes.”
“Can you describe them?”
Boris frowned. The eyes in his mind were dark, clear, beautiful, and agile.
The eye shape was beautiful, and its curvature was perfect. The eyelashes were long and thick. They were a girl’s eyes.
But her gaze was cold and arrogant. They didn’t look like a girl’s.
These eyes made him feel inexplicably familiar, and there was a voice in his heart urging him to look more carefully.
He couldn’t wait to see who the girl in front of him was, but he couldn’t move his eyes didn’t move
in the direction he wanted.
“Who was she?” Hank was still asking.
Boris shook his head, “I don’t know.”
“Did you see her face clearly?”
“No.” Boris sounded impatient.
His vision seemed to be trapped by something. He tried several times but still couldn’t see
anything.
The girl before him suddenly walked away, leaving him with a fading back and words engraved in
his heart that he would never forget.
“You are so blessed to meet me today.”
He saw her lazily snapping her fingers, and suddenly a group of people came forward and surrounded her.
She turned her head to talk to them. After a while, she probably noticed his gaze and looked over indifferently.
Boris’s head suddenly hurt!
Boris opened his eyes abruptly, panting heavily.
Seeing this, Hank got nervous. He stood up, came to him quickly, and asked with concern, “What’s wrong?”
Boris didn’t look at him. His eyes were deep and lost, as if he was still immersed in his dreams.
Biber, who was guarding outside the door, saw everything from the window. Hank nodded to him. He walked in.
He looked at Hank. The latter silently shook his head at him.
Biber had a severe expression. He tightened his hands in his pockets.
Boris quickly calmed down. He rubbed his temples, and his lips trembled slightly, “Do it again.”
He was about to see her face!
That familiar throbbing feeling was unmistakable. He was eager to prove whether his intuition was right or not.
“One more time.” He took a deep breath and sat back on the chair again, “I will definitely see her
face this time.”
Hank shook his head and rejected him, “It has failed. Let’s stop here today.”
“We were almost there.” Boris was stubborn. He looked at Hank pleadingly, “Doctor Johnson.”
Hank sighed. His tone was undeniable, “I have hypnotized more than 3,000 cases, but you are the first to fail so quickly. So, I guess…”
Boris had told him that an unknown person had rescued him.
Based on the current situation, Hank had a reasonable guess.
“I guess someone didn’t want you to remember things. So they did something to cover that part of your memory.”
Boris was stunned, tapping lightly with his fingers resting on both sides of the chair.
In fact, his head still hurt badly right now. He was confused, as if he remembered something, but
his mind was blank.
He thought about Hank’s words, “If it were true, what could it be to cover my memory?”
“Hypnosis.” Hank gave him a soothing look, “Your case is quite special. I will contact my mentor, discuss your situation with him, and try to figure out what happened to you as soon as possible. We
will find out the best treatment.”
When Boris left the hospital, his demeanor became even colder. He sat in the back seat of the car without saying a word.
Biber looked at him frequently from the rearview mirror, Boris was always absent-minded. Biber
knew Boris was worried about himself.
“Boris, don’t worry too much. Hank will find a way.”
Boris didn’t respond, but his eyes seemed a little confused.
Biber clicked the car wheel slightly and asked, “Do you know the owner of those eyes?”
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