She Forgets Me but Remembers Her First Love
He then turned around and put on a drastically different expression, saying gently, "He's really your husband, Giselle. He won't hurt you."
Yet Giselle shook her head. She moved her nose slightly, as if trying to identify something.
Then, she stepped back and pointed at me. "He smells bad. He doesn't have Leslie's scent. But yours is the only one that hasn't changed, Jasper. Tell me, is that man threatening you? You can tell me!
"If he's trying to trick me, I'll call the police right now!"
Giselle might not be able to see people's faces, but because her sense of smell was sharper than anyone else's, she relied on that instead.