Chapter 795 Protect His Wife (1/2)

Holley said that she could forget everything, but she couldn't forget Ron.

Holding the recorder pen in his hand, Ron walked out of Mr. Justin's house. These words kept resounding in his ears.

His heart was so warm but painful.

He wouldn't listen to the recording.

He wanted to hear those words from Holley face-to-face.

Whether Holley said that she loved him deeply or she blamed that he had caused her to suffer a lot, Ron would accept it.

As long as she told him in person.

'But where did she go?

This stupid girl couldn't take good care of herself, and now she was sick.

Holley, if anything happens to you, what should I do for the rest of my life?

I just want to hold your hand and walk through so many days with you.

More than half a century later, even though we have been so old and no longer young, we can still love each other as before.

Holley, I won't let anything happen to you!

You can't be hurt.'

In a villa in the imperial capital, Rex looked at Holley sadly.

The woman he couldn't forget in his heart now appeared in front of him and asked him in an apologetic and helpless tone if he could take her in and keep it a secret from everyone.

Rex wanted to grant Holley's request instinctively.

But that was out of an impulse, and he should be more rational.

Rex didn't refuse Holley. He frowned and looked at her, ”You seem to have regained your memory. Since you remember everything, why do you ask me to take you in and not let Mr. Ron know your whereabouts?”

”Have you made up your mind to leave Ron and be my wife?”

Rex felt that something was wrong with Holley. She seemed to be very depressed.

Holley raised her head and smiled bitterly at Rex, ”I'm still single, without the shackles of marriage. If you are not afraid that your newly married wife will die and gain a reputation that you will destroy your wife, I don't mind helping you realize your dream to marry you.”

Therefore, although Holley said that they could get married, in fact, she was rejecting him. Rex was not a fool, so of course he knew it.

And the reason for her refusal was not euphemistic at all.