Don't Escape, My Beloved Girl

Chapter 679

As he took things out, he said, "You didn't tell me the details. Now you can at least let me know what happened, so I can suit the remedy to the case."

As soon as he got home, he received a phone call from Everett. It could be said that he came here without putting down his car keys.

He didn't rest at all.

Everett didn't say anything on the phone. Everett only said that Rachel fainted and asked him to come.

He didn't ask. After all, there were some things couldn't be explained over the phone.

But now that he was already here, Everett still did not move and did not say anything. What was he supposed to do?

Tony took out the stethoscope and looked at Everett.

Everett was sitting there, in the position he had been in since Tony arrived. No one knew how long he had been in this position.

Tony was speechless, "I used to think you were a vampire without feelings, but now, are you too emotional?"

Everett used to be a very cold person, but now he cared so much about a woman that Tony even suspected that Everett was not the person he knew.

He felt that Everett became someone else.

"She doesn't want me to touch her."

Finally, Everett, who had not said anything, spoke.

Tony was stunned.

Rachel didn't let Everett touch her?

What did he mean?

Tony looked at Rachel and then at Everett. Soon, he saw a scratch on Everett's neck.

He understood instantly.

"You... Aren't you a couple?"

They had always been a couple.

Wasn't sex a normal thing?

Moreover, Rachel recovered well after she came to her senses and got along well with Everett. He thought that they had long had a normal and harmonious marriage.

But now...

Everett finally looked away from Rachel and looked at Tony, "Please give her a quick physical exam."

Hearing his cold words and seeing his cold eyes, Tony didn't say anything further.

Okay, he understood.

Everett was a man with unsatisfied desires.

Half an hour later, Tony put the things in the medicine box and looked at Everett, "Shall we talk about it here or in your study?"

Everett looked at Rachel, whose eyes were still closed, and got up.

Seeing this, Tony knew that they were going to talk about it in the study.

But...

Everett went to the balcony...

When Tony saw this, his expression froze and he followed Everett.

"Close the door."

Tony closed the transparent glass door.

Soon, all sounds were cut off.

Everett stood on the balcony and looked at Rachel, who was in the bedroom, "Say it."

His words were so cold that there was no warmth or emotion in them.

At this moment, Everett was not so gentle as he had been in the daytime.

Tony looked Everett and couldn't get used to it as he had changed a lot because of Rachel.

"You said she didn't want you to touch her. There must be a reason. I don't know why." "But you must know."

Everett took out a cigarette and placed it on his fingertips.

He didn't puff on it but just held it.

He never looked away from Rachel.

As a psychologist, Tony knew very well that Everett was restraining himself when he saw Everett's actions.

He was restraining himself.

He was depressed.

This was what people in his current position often did.

"My medicine can make people forget everything in the past, and start over. The results of clinical trials are the same, which was very satisfactory." "Nonetheless, when I was developing this drug, it occurred to me that the memory might be gone from the brain, but the body would have memories." "After all, there are always some things in one's life that one can remember for a lifetime. She may not really forget all of them."

"My medicine can make the memory disappear from a person's brain, but it can't erase the memory of a person's body. I made a prediction and a plan for that."

"Yes."

Everett answered.

He responded indifferently, as if it was not something important.

But Tony knew it was important to Everett.

He continued, "I just don't expect this plan to be used on Rachel."

"She is my first patient to experience such a condition."

Finally, Everett turned around and looked at Tony, "So?"