Divorce Anxiety

Chapter 349 You Seemed To Hate Me

“I…” Kathleen paused, then she sighed and said, “I don’t know either.”

Charles frowned slightly.

Seeing that, Kathleen explained, “Actually, all I know is that his surname is Hoover. He never told me anything about himself.”

“Hoover?” Charles frowned harder. “Do you remember someone once said Granny was quite close to someone with the same surname?”

“I’ve lost my memory,” Kathleen said flatly. “The only answer I can give you is that I don’t remember it.”

Charles’ face flushed with embarrassment.

He had forgotten about that.

“Where’s your room?” Samuel’s indifferent gaze was instantly filled with gentleness and affection when he looked at Kathleen.

“The first floor. There’s a room in there,” said Kathleen.

“Okay.” Samuel pushed her into the house and headed for the room.

The room had a massive floor-to-ceiling window—the kind of windows Kathleen loved. She liked the feeling of having sunlight pouring into the house.

“This is fine. Thank you,” Kathleen said softly.

“Do you need me to carry you to the bed?” Samuel asked in a deep and gentle voice.

“It’s okay.” Kathleen shook her head gently.

Samuel noticed her slight resistance toward him. “So… Let’s talk again after you get some rest?”

He knew Kathleen was avoiding him.

In fact, he knew the exact thing she was afraid of as well.

Even if she had lost her memory, her understanding and fear of him never disappeared.

“Okay.” Kathleen nodded.

“Eil will be here in a while. I’ve sent someone to bring over the children’s necessities, too.” Samuel squatted to look at her at eye level. “Do you mind if I take a look around the house? I’m worried there might be some spots that the workers missed during renovation. I don’t want you and the children to get hurt.”

Kathleen nodded. “Go ahead. Eil and Desi are your children, too. It’s totally normal for you to be meticulous with things related to them.”

Samuel smiled and hummed in agreement.

Finally, he stood up and exited the room.

Kathleen breathe a

not help but feel stressed when she was in

Samuel’s gaze

totally exposed, trapped,

me so intently. I’d always know he’s there, even if he does nothing. He’s like

boy’s childish voice

image of Samuel.

knew Kathleen was

flushed red, and he said embarrassedly, “I didn’t know that was

not your fault.” Kathleen extended

over and slipped his soft and

hands are so warm. And they’re so

Desi says we can stay here with you. Is

nodded. “Of course,

the more observant child, Eil asked, “Mommy, are you not planning to

Finally, she gathered her courage and admitted, “Eil, I don’t want to lie to you. I’ve

about the last time?”

because of work. He was my employer, while I was his employee,” Kathleen explained, though she was not sure if Eil actually understood her

enough, Eil did not get her

Desi came

excited. “I’ve checked out the rooms. Do you

shook

Mommy’s efforts go to waste. She got someone to decorate

looked at Kathleen in

asked the staff to redecorate the room

long as it’s

Eil was with Samuel, he acted

in Kathleen’s presence, he

Samuel’s strict methods that pressured Eil to act

children. He knew the responsibilities he had, which made him work

as if there was someone he could depend on. Thus, he allowed himself

I’ll go take a look,” Eil said

“Sure.

Eil’s

warm smile appeared on Kathleen’s delicate face as she watched

Charles remarked, “You three seem

after all,”

while. He then stepped into the room and said in a grim tone,

more days. I still need

not expect

currently seeing was drastically different from

Kathleen was too