Substitute Marriage With the Illegitimate Son novel Chapter 651

Brandon walked into the reception room.

He was a tall man, and the well-tailored greysuit complemented his figure perfectly. However, his eyes were devoid of warmth as he surveyed the people in the room.

"Sorry for keeping you waiting. I was in an important meeting just now." Brandon nodded and sat opposite Janet. He leaned against the backrest of the chair, looking indifferent and aloof.

Janet stared at him in astonishment.

She instantly felt that the man in front of her was completely different.

If he didn't have the same facial features, figure, and even voice as that of Brandon, she would have thought that the man standing in front of her was a total stranger.

"Are... Are you feeling better now?" Clutching the armrest of her chair tightly, Janet tried desperately to calm herself down.

"Much better. Thank you for your concern." Brandon put on a polite smile, but it only alienated him further.

Feeling uncomfortable under his cold gaze, Janet ventured, "I heard that you fainted during the search. What happened? Brandon, you seem... different."

What was that supposed to mean?

Brandon narrowed his eyes at the woman before him.

But even after studying her face for a long time, he still felt nothing.

Unfortunately, he just didn't remember anything about her.

Today, Janet had come with her parents.

There was no way Brandon would let her know that he had lost his memory, let alone her parents. He wasn't sure whether he could trust the White family with his secret. What if they leaked the news about his memory loss? Besides, his marriage with Janet was just for business.

And Charis had told Brandon that Janet was obsessed with him. He, on the other hand, had zero interest in her and had only married her to fulfill his late mother's wish.

"I'm fine. I was just confined to the hospital the past few days and was discharge only yesterday. I don't see anything different about myself." Brandon tone was flat and lifeless, as though he had no interest in prolonging the conversation.