Chapter 27: I Haven’t Lost My Memory

Alison nodded, "Please leave it on the nightstand." Just as the doctor was about to leave, he seemed to remember something and said, “Mr. Oliver truly cares about you, Miss Alison. Just earlier, I saw him standing outside your room for quite a while.” Alison smiled faintly but didn’t comment. She knew very well that Oliver probably wished for her demise. Words like these were meaningless to her, not worth paying attention to. Seeing her lack of interest, the doctor quietly left the room. After he left, Jane glanced at Alison and said, “When I was coming upstairs, I saw Oliver and Jenny kissing downstairs.” Jane’s tone was full of warning—cautioning Alison not to harbor any unrealistic hopes. Alison showed no sign of sadness. She just nodded, “Alright, Mom. You don’t need to say more. Don’t worry, I won’t do anything foolish.” After taking her medication, Alison didn’t want to stay in the hospital any longer. “Mom, I don’t want to stay here. I need to go back and work on my desi