The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 957

Jonathan suddenly opened his eyes and pinned Rosalie down on the bed. “If you really love me so much, then why,

back then, would you rather have fallen into the sea than forgive me? Yes, back then, I coldly stood by and watched

your case, and I have regretted it countless times. After you discovered the truth, I begged for your forgiveness

repeatedly, but you still chose death over being with me! If it weren’t for the children, would you really have come

back to me now? Rosalie, do you truly love me?”

His dark, alluring eyes bore into her intensely as he finally voiced the words he had kept buried deep within his

heart.

In fact, what pained Jonathan most wasn’t Rosalie’s assistance to Kaylie, but the doubt that her love for him might

be absent.

All of her affectionate gestures might merely be her way of providing a stable home for their children.

Rosalie was left dumbfounded, unable to react immediately. “W-What is he saying? I’d rather fall into the sea than

forgive him. What’s happening? I distinctly remember falling into the sea while carrying our three children just to

prevent him from sacrificing himself to save me!” she thought.

“Jon… um, is there some kind of misunderstanding? It’s not how it happened at all. Who told you that I fell into the

sea because I didn’t want to forgive you?” Seeing Jonathan about to leave, Rosalie hastily held him back, seeking

clarity.

“No one had to tell me. It’s my own experience. Don’t I know it?” Jonathan retorted.

“But you had amnesia back then!”

“When Dr. Giuseppe hypnotized me, I had already regained my memory. Rosie, I remember every detail of what

happened back then! So, stop claiming you love me because you obviously don’t! That’s why you so willingly chose

to help that woman!”

Having spoken these words, Jonathan got up, shrugged off Rosalie’s grasp, draped himself with a piece of clothing,

and quickly exited the room.

Rosalie stared at the empty room, still unable to come to her senses.

“What does he mean by remembering every detail? The problem is the reality is nothing like what he’s saying!

What on earth is going on? What’s happening with his memory?” she pondered.

Rosalie was engulfed by confusion, her mind swarmed with questions.

Jonathan had not made it clear whether he forgave Rosalie, and she had no idea where in the vast manor he might

be.

After all, the manor was quite large, with numerous corridors, and for someone like her who was unfamiliar with its

layout, it was easy to become disoriented while wandering.

Nevertheless, Rosalie didn’t leave. After a bit of searching, she eventually found Carlos in the manor. “Jon has

regained his memory, did you know that?”

“What?” Carlos was surprised to hear that.

“But his memory seems a bit off. He mentioned remembering me falling into the sea to escape him. He believed I

refused to forgive him, and that’s why I chose to fall into the sea to leave him,” Rosalie added.

Carlos was baffled. “How could that be?

“He mentioned that it was during the hypnosis session with Dr. Giuseppe that he had already recovered his

memory. Is there… something amiss with Dr. Giuseppe?” Rosalie asked, her initial suspicion pointing toward

Giuseppe potentially tampering with Jonathan’s memory during the hypnosis session.

“I’ll go check, Carlos immediately said. Just as he was about to leave to investigate the matter, Rosalie stopped him.

“Do you know where Jon is right now?”

Carlos hesitated for a moment and replied to Rosalie, “Mrs. Youngblood, I believe Mr. Youngblood is still deeply

upset. Plus, considering the memory issue you brought up, why don’t you give Mr. Youngblood a few days to calm

down a bit before you attempt to speak with Mr. Youngblood again?”

“Just tell me, where is he?” Rosalie insisted. In other words, she had no intention of leaving without finding him.

“Mr. Youngblood is quite furious this time. That day, after you drove away to the highway, Mr. Youngblood was so

enraged that he actually coughed up blood,” Carlos said.

Rosalie was shocked. “What did you say? He coughed up blood?”

“Yes, he did. It was a sudden burst of blood, and it even splattered onto my clothes. At that moment, Mr.

Youngblood stared at the back of your car, and his eyes held a kind of despair that I had never witnessed before,”

Carlos explained.

Rosalie’s nose tingled, and her eyes welled up. She had no idea about any of this. Even today, when she finally saw

Jonathan, he hadn’t mentioned it to her.

“What happened afterward? Did you take him to the hospital for a check-up? Is he okay?” Rosalie asked, filled with

concern.

“He’s fine. The doctor said it was due to pent-up emotions and advised Mr. Youngblood to get some rest.” Carlos

sighed. “After you fell into the sea, Mr. Youngblood was nearly driven to madness with concern for you. When you

eventually came back. I thought you and Mr. Youngblood could find happiness, but I never foresaw that things

would take this turn.”

At this moment, Carlos was not just saying these words as a subordinate of Jonathan. He was speaking those words

as a friend.

“I know. It’s my fault for hurting him while trying to protect Mrs. Smuckler,” Rosalie admitted, shouldering the

blame.

“Perhaps once, Mrs. Smuckler, Mr. Youngblood’s mother, was the one who could truly hurt him, but now, it’s only

you who can truly wound him. Mr. Youngblood… he can’t endure being hurt repeatedly.” Carlos paused, his

expression growing serious and solemn.

“I won’t hurt him anymore! Absolutely not!” Rosalie declared firmly.

Her gaze brought to Carlos’ mind the memory of the past when she had firmly pulled the handbrake and fallen into

the sea at the cliff’s edge. At that moment, the woman before him possessed the same unwavering determination

in her eyes.

Back then, if she hadn’t acted as she did, the reunion today might never have occurred.

“Mr. Youngblood is in the ‘Room Where Blood Spills,” Carlos said.

Rosalie was taken aback. She recalled that the Room Where Blood Spills was where the rusty iron sword, stained

with blood, was enshrined. It was also the place where Jonathan’s great-grandmother had killed his great-

grandfather.

“Jon… had gone there. Could it be…” she thought.

“Thank you,” Rosalie said and turned, quickly following her memory of the path to the Room Where Blood Spills.

Carlos watched Rosalie’s retreating figure and muttered to himself, “Yet, the only person who can genuinely mend

Mr. Youngblood’s wounds is her, isn’t it? Mr. Youngblood can’t truly let her go.”

If he could, Jonathan would have done so 5 years ago, rather than nearly losing his life.

“But Mr. Youngblood’s memory… What’s truly happening with it? Why did Mr. Youngblood assert he has regained his

memory, yet remember events that are entirely different from what had actually occurred?” Carlos pondered. His

expression grew solemn, and he began his investigation.