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Lola Hussey, battered by the entertainment industry, started packing overnight: "I'm scared of cyberbullying, I want to go home and inherit my family fortune."
Haters: "She's paranoid every day, disasters follow her everywhere."
Oh snap! Haters jinxed her, Lola Hussey had a car accident on her way home.
It seemed like a minor issue, but Lola Hussey woke up with amnesia!
Hospital interview video leaked––
Lola recalled: "I vaguely remember my dad is maybe the richest man in Yita Country, my mom is maybe the owner of the largest plantation in the world, I have several high-profile brothers, I think I live in a mansion with thousands of square meters every day, hundreds of Filipino maids, and luxury cars all around..."
Haters: This isn't amnesia? She's clearly gone stupid!
Just when everyone thought Lola Hussey was beyond hope.
But, why is Lola Hussey appearing in a live broadcast by the owner of the world's largest plantation?
Why did the richest man in Yita Country announce that he wants to take Lola Hussey out of the entertainment industry and bring her back to inherit the family fortune?
Why did the CEO of Empire Group drop a billion-dollar project to personally bring Lola Hussey home?
Haters unsettled: What else do you vaguely remember?
Lola Hussey noticed a highly influential figure: "I vaguely remember that Ethan Ainsley seems to like me."
Haters: ?
Ethan Ainsley: "Yes."
Haters: ...

Inheriting Billions in Wealth Starts With Amnesia

Ethan Ainsley said that 02281026 was a combination of their birthdays.


Since hers was 0228, his was 1026. It's May now and his birthday is in October. Why did he suddenly have a birthday today?


"So today isn't your birthday." Lola Hussey said angrily, mad because he lied to her.


When Lola heard him admit so boldly, she got even angrier, "I've seen through you now, and to think I carefully prepared a birthday gift for you."


Lola: "Yes! I so carefully...slightly, slightly, slightly, slightly, slightly prepared a gift for you, but you don't deserve my slightly...slightly, slightly, slightly, slightly care."


Not confidently, Lola couldn't even straighten out the words 'carefully.'


"Of course, the fiancé is more important."