Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife

It wasn't the first time that Damon had seen Carlos wear a mask of cruelty. It was the same mask he wore when he dealt with his enemies. But that was before he became an enemy. Now, Damon's heart jumped into his throat. In an instant, he played the pity card and pleaded, "No, Carlos, my friend. Don't, please. Wesley and I were tricked. I owe your wife an apology, and I'll make it up to her. I swear!"

Carlos' anger finally subsided a little and he let go of him.

Damon straightened his clothes, pulling his collar taut and wiping his brow. He heaved a deep sigh of relief. When Carlos seemed to have calmed down, Damon suggested anxiously, "Hey, if you really remember everything, I wouldn't let Debbie know. She'll make you pay for what she had gone through."

Carlos looked at him, now perplexed. Damon explained, "Think about it. No matter how badly Wesley and I treated her, she will probably go easy on us once we apologize. But you made the deepest, most painful cuts. She loved you and trusted you, and you hooked up with Stephanie. You disavowed her. You made her marry Ivan. If you were her, would you forgive what you did?"

Kinsley thought Damon's words made sense. "Carlos, he's right. You hurt her a lot. You should treat her well from now on to make things right. When she forgives you, then you can tell her you got your memories back."

Carlos said nothing, mulling over their suggestions.

Inside the room, Niles seized the chance to make fun of Ivan. "Wow, Mr. Wen, I never knew you loved guys. What do you think about me? Your type?"

Ivan squinted at the naughty doctor and snapped, "So Carlos says I'm gay and you believe him. How much does he know about me? Or maybe he's my date?"

"If it's not true, why would he say it?" Niles wouldn't drop the subject.

Ivan shrugged. "He's not the only one with a lawyer. I could file charges for slander."

Niles leaned against the couch and grinned evilly. "Okay, so you're not gay. Got any proof?"

"I got my proof right here." Ivan sprang up from the couch and made his way to a woman sitting at the other end of the room.

Seeing the direction Ivan was walking in, Xavier reminded him, "Carlos is on the balcony. He can still see everything. Don't do anything stupid."

Niles also got worried. He tried to calm him down. "Okay, bad joke. You're not gay. I was just kidding. Don't—don't kiss Debbie... Hey...wait...wow!" The doctor ended his sentence in absolute shock, as he saw Ivan kissing the most unexpected woman.

in disbelief. "Nice! There's something you don't see

her mouth in shock

be with the one you love, then love the

remarked, "I'll never understand the rich and their complicated relationships. Glad I have a

Then he planted a kiss on

bombarded with questions. He'd been gone for three years, and obviously things had changed while he was out of the country. 'Isn't he married to Debbie?' he

except Gregory knew very well that there was nothing romantic going on between Ivan and Debbie. It was a marriage in name only. But Ivan was still Debbie's husband. And now that husband kissed Debbie's best friend in front

privacy. The couple was right next to her, kissing passionately like

Kasie struggled fiercely, Ivan finally let

grabbed her handbag and rushed out of the room. Ivan stood up and

came back, they noticed Ivan and Kasie were

from time to time, still wondering whether her guess was

next to Curtis and kept his voice low. "Wanna make a bet? $100k

Swirling the red wine in his glass, he told Yates, "100 grand? How about a million? His

all figured it out. "Debbie still doesn't know," he said, shifting his gaze towards the young

"It's not just her.

Lu, do I detect a note of sexism?" Yates smirked

didn't pay any attention to Yates' barb. He shook his head and turned to ask his wife, "Honey, see

possessive and overbearing than usual. I

Curtis

"No."

'I wonder if this is the difference between men and women, ' Yates thought. But then he asked

his gaze to the naughty doctor trying to pull a prank on Wesley, and

Yates nodded, "Agreed."

know that the two men loathed him.