932. Don't want to see her sad

"All right, Madam,"

Robert Green didn't ask any questions. He nodded in agreement and, before leaving, didn't forget to turn to Adam Jones and say, "President, I'm stepping out now."

When Robert Green left, he also remembered to gently close the door to the hospital room.

After Robert Green had gone, Elly Campbell once again directed her gaze at Adam Jones—a stark contrast to her earlier ferocity, her face now wore a seriousness mixed with fatigue.

"Adam, it doesn't matter if you don't remember me. It's fine if you can't recall me for the rest of your life, but it hurts here when you remember others and not me,"

She pointed to her chest, her voice carrying a hint of a choke.

Consequently, Adam Jones's heart also ached sharply.

He didn't want to see the "fierce" woman in front of him suddenly become so sad; he would rather have her be fierce with him.