My Dreamy Old Husband

“Mom, where are you going?” Cade asked as Anna strode toward a specific direction in a daze before he chased after her. Following closely behind him was Callum, who realized something was wrong.

“Mom, did you remember something?” Callum asked.

The truth was, she used to live here, but then forgot all about it for some reason.

Anna didn’t say a word. She didn’t know what had gotten into her.

She just had a strong feeling that this street was awfully familiar. She must have been here before. Now that she was standing there, she felt like she recognized the surroundings.

At that moment, she was terrified of making a sound. She thought it would drive away the familiar feeling in her mind, so she kept her mouth shut and kept walking.

There was a small area that was covered by a thin layer of snow. Before she came here, Anna already checked and discovered that this was a train station that was demolished about a decade ago. The neighborhood wasn’t popular, and many people had moved away. The property value was incredibly low, so this area was never developed. As such, the houses were old and still maintained the same appearance it had about twenty to thirty years ago.

Then, Anna and her two sons, along with a few of her trusted subordinates, left the train station together. Not knowing where she was going, Anna could only follow her senses.

“This way is leading us toward the town.” Callum checked the navigations.

Shuddering, Anna realized he was right. There was a town just further down!

She remembered!

There was a voice speaking to her in her head, but Anna just couldn’t put her finger on who that person was.

Without using the GPS, Anna followed her senses and led everyone through a few paths. The surrounding houses were all abandoned and crumbling. Some of the houses had even collapsed a long time ago. There were several roads that looked like it had not been used for years, but she could still accurately navigate through it.

At that point, her heart was beating out of her chest, as if she was about to discover some big secret.

to reach the town if they had taken the new road using the GPS. However, Anna took the route that no one had taken in many years and reached the town after thirty minutes of

arrived, they noticed the town was bustling. There were even factories nearby. It was New Year’s Day, so there were many people and open shops on the streets. Although it wasn’t as busy as the city center,

Nearby, there was

the thin layer of snow, Anna walked aimlessly while

out again

something if she just walked

followed her without making a sound or interrupting

Anna arrived outside a school—Frostford

was nobody in school, and only a few sparrows were hopping on the snow-covered field. The iron gate was locked, so Anna just

had been renovated recently. Despite that, Anna stared as she thought it didn’t look the way she remembered. It should have looked

look. Isn’t that Taylor Murray?” Cade suddenly pointed at a

in unison and saw the photo. In the picture, Michael was seen wearing a red scarf and standing together with a bunch of children for the group photo. The background of the photo was this particular school gate. Then, Callum pulled out his phone and searched the internet before he

drove up the economy here. The villas over there were developed by him under the name of ‘Asco International Real Estate’. It was also stated that Taylor Murray’s

……

Cade looked toward Anna in concern as he wondered why

of a car coming from behind and was startled.

she unconsciously ran toward the bus in a panic. When she

onto the bus as

she saw the bus, she subconsciously wanted to take it.

watched as the bus left town and drove into the farmlands area. But now, the land was covered in snow. Occasionally, she would see a few hills surrounded by villages and houses. Although it was a distant suburb of Bayside City, it was still densely populated. The younger

ancestral graves on New Year’s. As such, they could hear firecrackers near the

at the next station

at the name of the station, which read ‘Johnson

was where