Chapter 958

☛ Bookmark This Website ❤NinjaNovel.Com❤ Click Chapter 958 According to Simon, Diana lost her memories three years ago after taking this pill. The fact that she survived was nothing short of a miracle.

“The person who developed these pills is truly insane,” Diana said. “The police said that anyone who takes this pill will experience memory loss. They came to this conclusion after they had Shiloh Stewart analyze its components.”

In Richburgh, Shiloh was the only one who could be regarded as a master of traditional medicine. Even the police could only turn to him for advice when facing such thorny issues.

Julian understood what Diana meant. “If we can make a pill that has contrastaing components, we’ll have a remedy for your amnesia.”

“Yes!” Diana nodded, her eyes filled with obvious excitement.

It had been three years.

Finally, she had the chance to be her complete self again. She could get back her memories, and unravel the truth behind what had happened three years ago. Only after discovering the truth could she decide whether she would remarry Julian.

“I’ll contact Shiloh immediately and see if he can create the remedy,” Julian said.

Diana stopped him. “No need. Noel said that Mr. Stewart wants to meet me. We’re meeting tomorrow afternoon.”

Julian seemed somewhat displeased. “Meet you? Did he initiate it?”

“Yes. What’s wrong?”

“Kiki is his daughter, and we don’t have a good relationship with her.”

Diana smiled. “I know, but I’ve researched a lot about Mr. Stewart. It’s evident he’s different from Kiki.

Besides, I’ve heard his name before.”

She winked at Julian. “I asked the principal for information.”

Julian understood immediately. “So, you’ve been concerned about me since that time.”

Otherwise, she wouldn’t have gone to the principal to ask about Kiki.

“And you managed to endure until now before reuniting with me.” Julian shook his head. He ruffled her hair casually, as if he was reprimanding her. “You were playing hard to get, huh? That was impressive.”

“Playing hard to get” had negative connotations. Diana didn’t like hearing him say it that way.

“I wasn’t playing hard to get. I left you hanging on purpose because you kept us in the dark first.”

When the topic shifted to the kindergarten incident, Julian quickly admitted his mistake. “You’re right. It was my fault.”

They had agreed that he wouldn’t act like that in the future, and would consult her about everything.

Diana was finally satisfied. “Anyway, as soon as I heard his name, I had a strange feeling.”

Seeing Julian’s expression change, she rolled her eyes and patted his cheek gently. “Don’t get jealous for no reason. I have great respect for a physician like him.”

Shiloh had saved countless lives. People like him deserved respect.

Diana continued, “Anyway, I’ll be meeting him tomorrow.”

“I’ll accompany you.”

“Sure.”

However, Julian couldn’t make it the next day. The Jarvises suddenly paid a visit, informing him of a serious matter that required his presence.

At that time, their family of four had just returned from the camping trip.

Julian didn’t want to go, so he confronted the Jarvis family’s representative with a stern face. His icy demeanor was so intimidating, the representative didn’t dare lift his head.

“Without a prior appointment, I won’t go.”

He had planned to accompany Diana to meet Shiloh. He didn’t want her to go alone, not with Kiki around.

However, Diana was quite concerned about the Jarvises.

She quickly recounted what Cecilia had done in her studio. He listened, and his expression changed as well.

“Why didn’t you tell me earlier?”

“You suddenly dragged me to the graveyard, and…”

Back then, he still hadn’t believed her words.

She wanted to explain more, but didn’t have the chance. She also feared he might accuse her of lying again.

Bringing up the past made Julian even more embarrassed.” Are you saying that the Jarvises’ visit today might be related to Cecilia?”

He was worried that if he went, she would become jealous.

“Definitely,” Diana said, showing that she understood. “It’s fine. I’m not that petty.”