Predestined Marriage
Chapter 607 Am I Her Chance of Survival?

This was the first time Stanley had spoken about hypnotizing Leonardo.

Up until now, Summer had no idea how Leonardo offended Stanley, or what grudge they had.

Stanley was adopted at a young age and grew up abroad. Leonardo did not come abroad until he was a teenager. Logically speaking, they shouldn't have interacted with each other in the past.

"Why did you do that?" Summer asked Stanley why he hypnotized Leonardo.

Stanley must have his reasons for doing so.

"Under the circumstances, I think I can tell you now." There was complacency in Stanley's eyes. "Leonardo has obtained too many things that do not belong to him. How does he have any rights to be happy? I just wanted to see him personally destroy his hard-won happiness."

"But I didn't expect you were injured so badly. You slept for three years before you woke up. After you woke up, you even lost your memory!"

Stanley's tone was filled with regret. Summer felt that he was like a psychopath now.

Summer did not expect that it was such a reason that prompted Stanley to give Leonardo a deep hypnosis.

"You just want Leonardo to forget about me and leave me?"

"Right."

Stanley laughed gloomily with pride.

"Afterwards, after I recovered my memories, you deliberately let me go back to Leonardo, right?"

"Of course. The scene that I wanted to see the most was that Leonardo hurt the person he loved the most. Naturally, that was why I wanted you to go back to him, but...."

Stanley paused for a moment and said, "Your attraction to Leonardo is beyond my imagination. You recovered his memories so soon and destroyed the world I hypnotized him into...." "Are you mad?" Summer asked seriously.

She really felt that Stanley was mad, mad with severe psychological conditions.

He couldn't stand that Leonardo was having a good time, so he deliberately hypnotized Leonardo, wiping out his memory of Summer. He separated a pair of lovers to satisfy the perverted thoughts in his heart. Making Leonardo forget Summer was more sinister than directly stabbing Leonardo with a knife.

Stanley always knew the mind was the best place to go at.

Physical injuries could always be healed. But if a person suffered a mental damage, for him, living was no different from dying. This was the most terrifying ability Stanley had. Summer felt a chill run down her spine.

She stared at Stanley with an expressionless face.

Stanley suddenly reached out and patted her shoulder, saying, "Aren't you curious about what's inside? Let's go in and take a look."

After having done so many evil things, Stanley was even able to talk to Summer as if nothing had happened.

Summer jerked out of the way and avoided Stanley's hand. Stanley's expression immediately became gloomy. He snorted coldly and turned around to enter.

Meanwhile, Summer was escorted inside by Stanley's bodyguards.

The use of iris recognition systems in the villa showed that the safety level of the house was very high.

People outside could not easily enter, and people inside could not leave easily. The further she went inside, the more high-tech stuff she found. Stanley's identity became more and more mysterious. She was also becoming more and more certain that Stanley and Leonardo must have some kind of grudge that no one else knew about.

Even Leonardo didn't know about this grudge himself.

Summer was forced into the room, but after entering, Stanley's bodyguards released her.

Summer did not remember how many doors she had walked through.

Finally, she was brought into a room humming with the sounds of various instruments.

The smell of disinfectant was pungent.

At this moment, Summer was restrained by Stanley, so she could only follow him inside.

A doctor in a white coat walked over.

The doctor respectfully bowed towards Stanley and called out, "Boss."

After Stanley entered this room, his expression had changed.

He looked at the doctor and asked, "How's it going?"

The doctor adjusted his glasses and said with a gloomy expression, "It's the same as before."

Then, the room quieted down, and the sound of the instrument sounded very abrupt.

Summer vaguely saw a hospital bed behind the doctor.

There was a slight bump on the bed. She noticed there was a person lying inside.

She suddenly remembered that she overheard the conversation between Stanley and Jenny.

Was the girl named Bendy lying on this hospital bed?

Summer did not expect that Stanley would directly bring her to see Bendy.

"Get out!" There was clearly suppressed anger in Stanley's voice.

He was asking the doctor to get out.

When the doctor heard this, he didn't dare to say anything else. He bowed, took a few steps back and walked out.

She could tell that the doctor was afraid of Stanley.

Stanley walked straight to the hospital bed.

Summer closely followed him.

There was indeed a girl lying on the hospital bed. Her skin was pale. She wore a ventilator and had countless instruments attached to her. Her breathing was so weak that it didn't seem like she was alive. She looked young, and had delicate features. If she opened her eyes, she should be a very pretty girl.

Although Summer hated Stanley, the compassion in her bones remained.

Anyone who saw a young girl lying on the bed with no vitality would have compassion.

So would Summer.

Stanley slightly leaned forward and reached out to stroke the girl's head. This very move was simple but moving.

He asked Summer, "Guess how many years she has been lying here?"

How could Summer know it?

Stanley did not insist on her answering, so Summer remained silent.

After a few seconds, Stanley slowly said, "It has been more than ten years. I can't remember the exact number."

His tone sounded a little emotional.

He withdrew his hand and stood up. He looked at Summer and said, "Every year, her vital signs would weaken, but three years ago, a chance of survival came up."

Three years ago?

Three years ago!

Summer was trying hard to figure it out.

Three years ago, she met Stanley for the first time.

Three years ago, Stanley saved her life.

Leonardo once said that Stanley had secretly checked her medical report and was especially concerned about her health. At this moment, there was an answer to all of this. Summer finally said, "Am I her chance of survival?"