As long as Brendan regained his memories, everything would be solved.

However, Deirdre had ignored one of the biggest problems—Brendan admitted that he liked Emily. He wanted to marry Emily, which a mere loss of memory couldn't explain. Since Brendan had chosen to do it, he naturally had done it due to his inner desires.

How important was Emily in his heart? Deirdre suddenly didn't dare to continue thinking about it.

She sat on the sofa alone for a long time. Only when Mrs. Wanner finished her work in the kitchen and told Deirdre it was time for lunch did Deirdre realize that Brendan had gone after Emily for over three hours.

During these three hours, anything could happen, and she was the only one who didn't know what had happened.

"Alright." Deirdre got up.

Seeing that, Mrs. Wanner looked outside and asked, "Where's Mr. Brighthall? Did he say he's coming back for lunch today?"

After that, Mrs. Wanner froze for a moment and quickly sensed the tense atmosphere.

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