‘I love her so deeply and so much that I will help her do anything she wants.’

“Loving someone means that you will do anything in your power to make her happy, even if it means making yourself suffer.’

Jim closed his eyes and could not help sneering when he thought of this.

He could not believe that something as mundane as love and romance would one day become the weakness of Joshua Lynch, business prodigy.

Fortunately, Jim was a heartless person and loved only himself.

His being with Charlotte was just a fulfillment of his childhood promise to her.

That was not to say that he had never been in love with Charlotte before. He had, in the past.

However, for some reason, when he saw Charlotte after losing his memories for the first time i n six years, he could not seem to summon his passion for her anymore.

At this point, his feelings toward Charlotte were more toward fulfilling a responsibility rather than actually loving her.

Jim thought that this was a good state to be in, since without distractions of love and romance, he was far more rational and would not commit stupid mistakes like Joshua, nor would he be like Christopher and fall for a tacky woman like that.

thought of Christopher, Joshua could not help recalling

relationship with that strange

a pen and paper

the nth of one particular month. I have two witnesses of this incident; one of them being your sister Luna and the other being one of

Hotel a t midnight. At that time, something drastic had happened to your family, and you were confused

‘The third time…

\’The fourth time…’

every incident clearly, down to the date, venue, and

when he recalled how focused Bonnie was

desperate to

paper was still tucked inside his

stood up, and walked into the closet, intending to find

not

of the servants passed by and saw him doing this, so

furrowed his brows and told her

when you went to the hospital with Ms. Charlotte this morning?” The servant furrowed her brows, deep in thought. “I think

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