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Chapter 941
This is something that she has always wanted to know after waking up.
When she woke up, her spirit was so bad that she didn’t have time to ask him this.
And Karl said that everything was resolved.
Although Alyssa had doubts in her heart, she had no time to care about these things because she was anxious to see Grace.
Later, she returned home.
Karl avoided these questions intentionally or unintentionally, not giving Alyssa a chance to ask these things.
Karl was silent for a moment, and said, “Clifford surrendered, Robert died without rescue.”
Robert died without rescue?
Alyssa’s eyes widened in surprise.
She was sitting in the back row, not badly injured.
Robert drove in front, and it was possible that he was seriously injured.
What surprised Alyssa was that Clifford turned himself in.
“Clifford surrendered?”
Alyssa shook her head: “Impossible, it is impossible for Clifford to surrender.”
Clifford was scheming and did so many things unscrupulously, how could he surrender himself?
She doesn’t believe it.
Karl seemed to have anticipated her unbelief, and said calmly: “If you don’t believe it, you can ask Tina and Peter.”
Alyssa was taken aback.
Karl would say this, it means that Clifford really surrendered.
Alyssa asked, “Why did he surrender?”
“I don’t bother to worry about these trivial matters, I hope we can stay together in the future.”
Karl pulled out the phone in her hand and put it aside, holding her hand in his palm.
…While Karl was going to take a bath, Alyssa searched the Internet for news about Clifford.
But she did not find relevant news.
When Karl came out, seeing Alyssa leaning on the bedside with a pensive face holding her mobile phone, she understood.
Karl sat down beside her: “Clifford’s case has not been made public on the Internet, you can’t find it.”
For a moment, Alyssa felt that she might not wake up in her dream.
She had been in a coma for only a week, and when she woke up, she found that the whole world was turned upside down.
Karl came back, and Robert was dead.
What is incredible is that Clifford turned himself in.
After Clifford and Karl had been fighting for so long, they turned themselves in like this.
Karl lowered his head and said in a negotiating tone: “Let’s take a sh0wer.”
Alyssa nodded and put the phone aside.
Alyssa’s spirit was still very poor, and she fell asleep after taking a shower.
Karl sat by the bed, and after watching her fall asleep, he got up and went to Grace’s room.
Grace had just taken a bath and was lying on the bed with a storybook reading.
When she heard the door opening, she turned her head and saw that it was Karl, and immediately smiled, “Dad.”
Karl walked over and faintly said, “It’s time to sleep.”
Grace glanced at her storybook, and obviously wanted to read it for a while.
But under Karl’s gaze, she obediently put the storybook aside and pulled the thin cover over her body.
Karl turned off the headlights in the room, leaving only one night light still on.
Grace hid half of her face under the quilt and asked in a low voice, “Is mom asleep?”
Karl said, “Sleepy.”
“Oh.”
Grace pulled the quilt: “Then I’m asleep too.”
She closed her eyes and fell asleep shortly.
Half of her face was covered in the quilt, only a pair of closed eyes were exposed outside.
Karl leaned over and pulled down the quilt for Grace.
It’s still summer at this time, and covering too tightly is not good.
After confirming that Grace was really asleep, he turned around and went out.
Chapter 942
The next day.
When Alyssa woke up, it was already nine o’clock in the morning.
She habitually looked for the phone, but found that the phone was not at the bedside.
At this moment, Karl just came out of the bathroom.
Seeing Alyssa was flipping through the pillow looking for something, he asked, “What’s wrong?
What are you looking for?”
“Mobile phone.”
Hearing this, Alyssa looked back at Karl: “Did you see my phone?”
Karl came over: “I’ll help you find it.”
He looked for it on the bed, then looked for it on the ground in front of the bed, but didn’t see it.
Then he raised his head and asked Alyssa: “Do you remember where you put your phone last night?”
Where did she put phone last night?
Alyssa thought about it carefully, but found that she couldn’t remember where she put the phone.
She was at a loss for a moment.
Then she raised her head and asked Karl, “You just asked where I put my phone last night?”
Karl twisted his eyebrows slightly, and said, “Yeah.”
Alyssa looked at him and murmured: “I can’t remember.”
After she finished speaking, she paused, then shook her head, and repeated: “I really can’t remember where I put my phone.”
Moreover, what did she say to Karl last night?
Why doesn’t she remember?
Alyssa stretched out her hand to support her head, her expression a little flustered: “Why can’t I remember it?”
Karl’s expression changed slightly, and he took out his cell phone and called Smith.
Alyssa was still immersed in her own world, she didn’t even know what Karl said to the phone.
After Karl finished the phone call, he was still sitting on the bed when he looked back at Alyssa.
Look dazed, like a lost child.
Karl clenched the phone in his hand, then put the phone aside, and sat down by the bed.
“It’s okay if I can’t remember, we won’t look for it anymore, buy a new phone, okay?”
He lowered his body, reached out his hand to support Alyssa’s shoulders, his eyes were level with her, and he spoke in a negotiating tone.
Alyssa stared at Karl blankly for a few seconds, then smiled and said, “I don’t need to buy a new one, I should be able to remember where it is.”
But she laughed too reluctantly, uglier than crying.
Karl looked at her with a look she couldn’t understand, and his voice was soft: “Then look for it another day. Today is the day to go to the hospital for review. We will go out.”
Alyssa asked: “Why don’t I remember that you said you want to review today?”
Without waiting for Karl to speak, she denied herself again: “Did I forget this too?”
She held her head in her hand and shook her head in disbelief.
Why has her memory suddenly become so bad?
Karl looked at Alyssa’s appearance, and his heart felt uncomfortable as if being plucked out.
His throat slid twice with difficulty, and his voice was a little dumb: “I didn’t tell you, not you forgot.”
Alyssa asked uncertainly: “You didn’t tell me?”
“Ok.”
Karl nodded and stretched out his hand to tidy her messy hair: “wash up first, then have breakfast.”
Alyssa nodded obediently: “Yeah.”
… After breakfast, he took her out.
When he reached the gate, Alyssa saw Smith waiting at the gate.
Smith nodded slightly at her.
It seems to be back to the past.
Karl would tell Smith to do anything.
Often when she and Karl go out, they can see Smith at the door.
Smith opened the car door, Karl took Alyssa into the car.