Limited Time Marriage: Nice to Meet You Mr. Foster

Chapter 484: Chapter 483: She Lost That Memory

Life originally thought that South Grant had given up, but unexpectedly she came in again, then South Grant closed the door, looking at Nathan Foster outside with some confusion on his face.

If she told Nathan Foster now that Vincent was not confident, Nathan Foster would definitely not let him continue the hypnosis.

Vincent saw South Grant come back and understood what South Grant was doing just now.

He took back the words that South Grant was selfish; this little girl was more optimistic and strong than he imagined.

Afterwards, Vincent began his hypnosis. Nathan Foster stood outside looking at the note in his hand. The more he looked at it, the stranger he felt. South Grant was fine, so why write such a note, especially when he was about to start hypnosis.

Suddenly, Nathan Foster thought of something and pushed the door to go in, but as soon as his hand touched the glass door handle, he remembered what Vincent had told him before.

No one is allowed to interrupt this hypnosis.

Nathan Foster didn’t know what the consequences of interruption would be, but he was afraid.

These two people, one is his best friend, the other is his beloved.

He couldn’t watch either of them get into trouble.

Nathan Foster held back, and when he looked down at the note in his hand again, his heart was filled with pain.

Why does she have to go through all this?

Listening to his account, in her previous life she never had a day of peace, and in this life, she is tortured by another personality.

Time passed by second by second. To Nathan Foster, it felt like years. He paced outside, never taking his eyes off South Grant’s surroundings.

He couldn’t hear the sounds inside, only saw Vincent saying something that stirred South Grant’s emotions.

At this moment, her face was adorned with a smile, like a child, so clean and pure.

Vincent then brought South Grant back to her childhood memories, and she seemed to see when her parents were around when she was a child.

Nathan Foster stood outside, quietly gazing for quite a while.

Only to see South Grant’s eyebrows gradually furrow, the earlier smile gone.

Afterwards, her brows knitted together, showing a slightly pained expression. With Vincent’s words, South Grant’s hands, hanging by her sides, clenched into fists. Who knows what she recalled at this moment.

Then South Grant several times seemed like she wanted to stand up from the chair, at this moment she was extremely irritable, emotionally unstable.

Nathan Foster watched her intently, while at this moment Vincent’s expression also gradually became solemn.

He stepped in front of South Grant, speaking softly, not knowing what he said, it took quite a while for South Grant to slowly calm down.

Afterwards, Vincent stood up and came to South Grant’s side, muttering something, patting South Grant on the shoulder, her whole body went limp and collapsed into Vincent’s embrace.

Vincent then looked up at Nathan Foster, who pushed the door and briskly walked to their side. Vincent took a step back and handed South Grant over to Nathan Foster.

"She’s fine, I put her to sleep," Vincent said wearily.

Nathan Foster didn’t speak, picked her up and placed her on the bed.

Vincent wanted to speak, but Nathan Foster made a gesture of silence, signaling Vincent to talk outside.

After tucking South Grant in, Nathan Foster and Vincent went out. Once outside the room, Vincent said to Nathan Foster:

"As for the secondary personality, it indeed started from the year she was imprisoned. Her memories were smooth before, but starting from the second month in prison, her memories became a bit chaotic. I think as I guided her to recall step by step, there was a state of awakening of another personality, I dared not continue, so I ended it. This hypnosis confirmed that her secondary personality was formed during that time period, something must have happened the year she was imprisoned, and she lost that memory."