All Chapters of SECOND CHANCE WHIT MR. AMNESIA CEO: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

As Eva said, the psychologist had helped Santiago junior develop a dependency on her. It seemed that if she left him, he would relapse into drugs and his terrible former life, which now frightened him. That was why when she left, he panicked and gave in on condition Luis would never touch Isabella again or he would have to deal with him. And now everything has collapsed.The stupid Luis had become infatuated with Vivian, who indulged him in his darkest desires, something he loved. No matter how much his father Oswaldo insisted he abandon that woman, Luis could not. Vivian was like an addiction he couldn't live without. To his delight, Isabella didn't seem to care and had accepted everything he proposed on their engagement day. What Luis hadn't realized was his father was still waging war on Vivian - he had even taken all Luis's money and would no longer pay for the luxury apartment where Luis kept her. And Isabella's credit cards only allowed him to withdraw a certain amount before

 And she believed him because Isabella on the honeymoon accepted her sitting in first class on the plane while she sat in a regular seat without protest. Luis had assumed it would be the same now and it was not."And what happened then with Mrs Isabella?"   asked the newcomer who appeared to be the boss."She objected and...Luis hit her, but not much, sir! Just a slap that threw her to the floor, he pulled some hair and banged her head on the floor. Then he let her go, sir. I promise that's all! Nothing else happened."   Vivian replied that she considered from her past that this was nothing. "Shut up, Vivian, you're not helping!" Luis said angrily. "Look, sir, I know it was a huge mistake to do that to Bella. She didn't deserve it and I wasn't thinking straight. I'll make it up to her. I'll apologize and swear I'll never touch her again as long as I live. I'll take care of her and respect her as my lawful wife." Another violent slap hit

 Adrian, seeing how his boss and best friend gives him a questioning look, continues. “Also, we heard that your father's lawyer, the one who is a close friend of his, went to see the judge he uses urgently to get him to approve some papers.”  "Paperwork?" He catches his eye trying to figure out what his father was up to with his daughter.Adrian explains that the secretary, although she wasn't sure, thinks it was divorce papers. Santiago looks out the window into his father's office and smiles. He doesn't know what he's up to, but he knows that whatever he does will be for Isabella's well-being."I see.” That's all he says before asking. “Have they located where that degenerate Luis is now?"  His assistant denies again, informing that in spite of looking for him very well, it seems that he has been swallowed by the earth. Isabella's gardener was the one who told him that some hooded men had gone early in the morning and ha

 Even with a friend, he always found it hard opening up emotionally, the only exception was his beloved Susan. After she left he never confided his innermost thoughts to anyone again.  "Well, shall we continue then?" Alfonso gently encouraged, knowing his friend well. "What's worrying you?"  "First, let me ask you something and I want total honesty, don't hide anything from me. Okay?" Santiago began slowly.  "Of course, you needn't ask. I'm a professional, I'll always give you the plain truth," said Dr. Alfonso, looking at his friend with concern."Okay...well...you see... My question is...it's..." Santiago hesitated, loosening his tie and draining more water. Clearly he was struggling to voice his reason for being there. "Go on, my friend. I'm not only your doctor but have been your confidante all through our youth.” Alfonso encouraged him with a smile. “Out with it, what do you want to know?"  San

Isabella laughed in amusement at her now best and only friend's question and expression. She assured her that she did not suffer from any rare disease. She was always very healthy, but she could not deny that since she arrived in Paris, she was not sure if it was because of the change, but she was always tired and sleepy."It must be the change, although it should have passed by now. How long have you been in Paris already?" Marta asked again with real concern. When Isabella told her it was two months. He shook his head saying.  "It really should have passed by now. I think you need to see a doctor. "  "That's what my grandmother keeps saying too.” Isabella confessed thoughtfully. “ I promised we'd go after finishing this project. Sorry, Marta, you practically had to do it alone."  "Don't exaggerate!” protested Marta. “Maybe you're just tired from all that reading you do," she dismissed. Isabella said no more, but sh