Torn Between Love and Hate novel Chapter 120

Chapter 120 Amnesia 

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As soon as the words were spoken, Joseph suddenly understood. 

Deborah’s painful memories were all the memories of her past. 

Ruthless husband, dead daughter, and passed mother. 

There was also the father who didn’t love her at all, and the stepmother and her half-sister Helen who framed her. 

Joseph, who had rescued her once, also lied to her later, saying that Alyssa was still alive. 

There was no memory that could make her happy, so she forgot everything. 

Joseph’s expression turned dark, and he was rendered speechless for a long time. 

Dr. Garza looked at him. “It’s okay for her to forget everything. Only by forgetting those can she continue to live. Also, I told her that you are her fiance” 

Joseph looked at Dr. Garza suddenly, making sure he was not joking. 

His face turned cold, and be immediately pushed the door open to go in and explain to Deborah. “What nonsense are you talking about? I have lied to her once and almost killed her, and I will never lie to her again in the future.” 

Dr. Garza didn’t stop him but reminded him calmly, “Okay, then, don’t lie to her. Tell her that she has a daughter and 

a mother, both of whom are dead. 

“Her daughter was killed by her husband, and her mother was forced to death by her husband. Then let her go to find Ashton and die with him, or let her jump into the river in despair.” 

Joseph stopped pushing the door and stopped him in a cold voice. “Keep your voice down, and don’t say these words again.” 

Dr. Garza looked at him and smiled. “She will ask you these things sometime about her family background and about the ring on her finger. It you don’t lie to her, how can you tell her?” 

Joseph was speechless. 

If those cruel pasts were told truthfully to Deborah, it would undoubtedly drive her to a dead end again. 

Dr. Garza stretched out his hand and patted him on the shoulder. “Joseph, you are a smart person. Since Deborah forgets everything, just let it go. She has lived too hard for the past 20 years, and she should taste some happiness. 

“If you treat her kindly in the future, You wouldn’t feel guilty about her. As for Ashton, he is far away from Deborah, 

and he must think that Deborah is dead.”