No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 1167

Summary for Chapter 1167: No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa)

Summary of Chapter 1167 from No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa)

Chapter 1167 marks a crucial moment in Canna’s Romance novel, No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 1167 Why Don’t I Remember it at All?

As Elisa had said, Julia woke up after forty-five minutes.

Darren's suspended heart was finally relieved. He had been keeping watch beside Julia, and he said, surprised, "Are you awake?"

Julia was slightly dazed and looked around in confusion. She was more bewildered when she realized she was in her room. "What time is it now?"

She couldn't quite tell the time. Did I take an afternoon nap? Or is it morning?

For a moment, she couldn't tell what time it was.

Darren said, "It's around one in the afternoon. It's still early. If you're still sleepy, you can continue sleeping."

Julia was flabbergasted.

One in the afternoon?

Did I really take a nap?

But something isn't right.

Have I eaten lunch?

Why don't I remember it at all?

Darren looked at Julia's muddled state and immediately feigned ignorance. He asked, "What's up with your expression? Did you have a dream?"

Julia looked at him in confusion. "Have we eaten lunch?"

Darren snorted coldly. "Lunch? You were feeling sleepy as we talked, so you fell asleep. I told the servants to carefully carry you back to the bedroom, and I've been waiting for you. If you're up for it, let's have lunch."

Julia was dumbfounded.

Julia was dumbfounded.

She felt more stupefied. "I fell asleep on the couch while I was talking?"

Julia suddenly hit her legs and felt slight pain as she thought about it. She was confident that it wasn't a dream.

Upon seeing Darren's slightly awkward expression, she said incredulously, "What did you say? Can you repeat it?"

Darren turned away and felt somewhat humiliated. But when he recalled what Elisa had said to him and how his wife had looked when she had suddenly fainted, he took a breath and looked at Julia again. He suppressed the reluctance in his heart and said gently, "I'm convinced."

Julia's eyes widened. At that moment, she wasn't hungry anymore. Instead, she stared straight at the person before her, afraid to miss any emotion on his face.

After that, Darren sighed. "I was too stubborn in the past. But I have to make one thing clear. Gareth didn't like Liz then, and I had my eye on the profit, so I was dissatisfied with Liz."

When he saw Julia's face turn nasty, he immediately added, "Hear me out. Since I said that I'm convinced, I approve of her. It's not a lie, so you must listen to me."