Adam Jones was never a patient man, especially when dealing with a woman with ulterior motives other than his wife, a woman who might have harmed his wife. How could he have any patience for her?
Every bit of tolerance was forced upon him by the thought of his wife, who was still missing and whose life or death was unclear.
He stood up from the sofa and said:
"Rest for now, perhaps after a good rest, you might remember everything."
Standing in front of the sofa, he looked down at "Elly Campbell" who was seated, and said, seemingly thinking of something:
"I had an accident before and lost my memory. The President introduced me to a psychological doctor, Dr. Grant, who helped me recover my memory. I'll arrange a time with the President later and ask Dr. Grant for help. Maybe, you'll recover your memory soon."
When "Elly Campbell" heard this, her originally feigned innocent face turned visibly pale upon hearing Adam Jones's words.
"Hypno... hypnosis?"
