The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Chapter 681

But Delbert didn't push Sadie away. Instead, he clung to her. A premonition rose from the bottom of Harriet's heart.

She wondered if Delbert really didn't remember her.

Unwilling to accept it, she asked Delbert, "Are you sure this woman is your fiancée? Do you not remember anything, including our past?"

Delbert took a step forward and said affirmatively, "Miss, there may be some misunderstanding between us. The lady is indeed my fiancée! As for our past... I'm sorry. I can't remember anything."

Harriet staggered. 'Delbert has forgotten me. What should I do?'

The Bass brothers came up and saw Delbert.

'He is fine?' They wondered.

"Delbert, it turns out you're fine!" Oliver said, patting Delbert's shoulder.

If Delbert had really died, Yvonne would have been sad for the rest of her life. That was not what they wanted to see.

However, Delbert looked confused. "I'm sorry, may I ask who you are?"

Oliver felt helpless. "Come on! It hasn't been long since we met."

Oliver was joking with Delbert, but Delbert remained puzzled.

He moved close to Sadie and whispered, "Sadie, who are these people? Why do they all say they know me?"

Sadie patted Delbert's shoulder and reassured him, "They are the ones who harmed you back then. Don't mind them. I'll take care of everything!"

Delbert nodded and stepped aside.

Oliver and the others understood the situation.

"Yvonne, has Delbert lost his memory?" Oliver asked.

Harriet didn't say anything, not knowing what to say.

She couldn't believe that Delbert would forget her.

They had been through so much together. How could Delbert forget everything just like that?

And now he was siding with Sadie.

Harriet couldn't accept it.

She looked at Delbert and gently spoke. "Delbert, did you really forget everything and our promises to each other?

"Do you remember what you promised me before? You said you would stay by my side for a lifetime. You said you would face the future with me. How can you forget?"

Tears welled up in her eyes, and Delbert felt heartbroken.

But he couldn't reveal the truth at that point.

'Harriet, just wait for a while longer. My plan is about to succeed!' He thought.

Delbert endured the pain in his heart and said, "I'm sorry. I don't remember anything you said. There may be some misunderstanding, and with my fiancée here, I advise you to mind your speech." His tone was heavy and carried a hint of anger.

Harriet felt a pricking pain in her heart.

Delbert used to speak to her so softly. How could he be so serious now?

He was cold to her and claimed that Sadie was his fiancée.

Harriet was in unbearable agony.