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Chapter 1207 - Chapter 1207 Chapter 1207 Destined to Be Husband and Wife

Chapter 1207: Chapter 1207: Destined to Be Husband and Wife Chapter 1207: Chapter 1207: Destined to Be Husband and Wife That day, Caleb Mamet went to the Civil Affairs Bureau on a whim, waiting like a fool, until he finally met Xaviera Evans.

Xaviera’s mind was filled with questions. Why did they lose their memory in the first place? If they had already lost their memory, why did they happen to meet at the entrance of the Civil Affairs Bureau? Whose conspiracy was this?

Caleb’s low voice came from beside her, gently calling her name.

Xaviera looked up, her eyes filled with gravity. Just as she was about to ask Caleb, she heard him gently say, “Xaviera, it seems this is our fate! Ten years ago, God had already arranged for us to be together. This is destiny!”

Destiny, they would become husband and wife!

So… his appearance at the Civil Affairs Bureau wasn’t a coincidence; he was there to wait for her?

…

The next morning.

Xaviera groggily opened her eyes. Last night, she had many dreams about things that happened ten years ago and what had happened in the Star Organization. When she woke up, she felt utterly exhausted.

At this time, Caleb had already gone out. Xaviera got up, freshened up, and prepared to go out as well.

Seeing her about to leave, the housekeeper hurriedly said, “Ma’am, breakfast is ready. Eat something first before you go out.”

“I don’t want to eat. I’m in a hurry to go to Blue Dream Pavilion.” Xaviera quickly left the house, without turning her head back.

Maybe if she went to the Medical Association, she could find some clues.

At this time, there were hardly any people in the Blue Dream Pavilion, so Xaviera didn’t need to hide. She went straight to the Medical Association, where an elder had already been waiting at the door for a long time.

“Miss, what’s the matter that you came to see me so early?” the elder asked.

Xaviera nodded, “Mm, I have something to discuss with Albert.”

She entered, always feeling that her and Caleb’s memory loss was not a simple matter. And memory was a strange thing; it could be recovered in one or two years, or it might never be remembered in one’s whole life.

Now, though she and Caleb hadn’t regained their memories, the two of them had the same dream, which seemed like an omen.

She pushed open the door and walked in. Albert Sullivan, wearing a white coat, was preparing some medicine. He glanced at Xaviera and said, “Xaviera, what brings you here today?”

“Albert, I have a favor to ask you.” Xaviera’s face was serious.

“Sure! Why are you being so polite with me?” Albert put down the medicine, took off his gloves, washed his hands, pointed to a chair beside him, and beckoned her to sit down. “What’s the matter that you’re here at the Medical Association instead of talking on the phone?”

Xaviera nodded, feeling weary. “A while ago, the Medical Association introduced some brain scanning equipment. Can you help me to test it?”

Albert looked puzzled: “Why do you suddenly want to test it? What’s happened?”

Xaviera’s expression was blank, but her tone was firm: “I think I might have amnesia.”

The room was silent for a moment, and then Albert stood up suddenly, surprised: “Xaviera, you still know who I am, right?”

Xaviera looked helpless: “I’ve already called you Albert, of course I know who you are. The memory I’ve lost isn’t my current memory, and it’s not related to you. I can’t be sure of the exact time, but I know it’s something that happened after I turned ten.”

Albert looked dumbfounded: “…”

“Xaviera, how could you have such a thought? You’ve been living with us since you were ten. If you really had amnesia, we’d definitely know!”

Xaviera’s lips were tight, and the usually whimsical young girl seemed so heavy-hearted.

Albert was frightened, asking several questions in a row: “Are you sure you’re not kidding me? Why would you think you have amnesia? Doesn’t amnesia mean you forget everything? You still remember me, right?”

Xaviera hesitated for a moment, “Lately, I’ve been having some strange dreams. A lot has happened in those dreams, so real it’s terrifying, but I don’t have any memory of it.”

Albert rubbed his chin, “Since you have doubts, let’s test it. You go over there and lie down.”

Xaviera lay on the scanning bed, and Albert patted her hair reassuringly. He then pressed a button, and the scan was completed in a moment. Albert looked puzzled, “There’s no problem!”

The scanner hadn’t detected any signs of memory loss. Albert looked at Xaviera meaningfully. He believed that Xaviera had no reason to be suspicious and that she wouldn’t joke about such a thing.

But whether there was memory loss depended on whether there was any damage or drug interference to the brain. Her condition was excellent, with no signs of damage. If it wasn’t a problem with her brain, it could be a psychological issue.