Sweet Subterfuge

Chapter 497

She’d frequently wondered if Kevan had not had that accident all those years ago, would Ruby not become so extreme? Maybe they could have lived together happily and blissfully as a family of three.

But it was no use dwelling on those things now.

Kevan frowned harder. “Forgetting Ruby is probably the only good thing about losing my memories,” he said. “Heaven gave me a chance to right a wrerg–to let me correct a mistake that I made before.”

Larissa did not comment with regard to his words. “You may not think like this when you’ve recovered your memory.”

He loved Ruby so deeply that when he remembered everything, the only thing left would pronably be a huge sense of regret.

“I won’t.” Kevan’s attitude was firm, and Larissa could not be bothered to argue with him.

suddenly asked. “Although– How is it that you know my past so well? He eyed her skeptically. “You’ve met my grandba, and are good friends with DylanLarissa, are you hiding something from

scorching gaze was rather sharp, so much so that it made Larissa

forgotten that you’re famous? Her voice had quieted down considerably, and there was no confidence in it at all I’ve seen some of your things on the news,

trying to distance herself from

at the same time, but he dared not to push her too hard. One day, when she found out that he did not truly lose his memory, everything today would

about me? Could you tell me? Maybe it might help me

Larissa did not dare say more for fear of revealing any vulnerabilities.

sighed softly. “They rarely talk about my past with me, probably due to fear that they might trigger something or upset me.”

they think that the past is not as important as the present? II it were possible, Larissa hoped that he would not remember the past -il he could selectively forget anything related to her, that was naturally even beller. But the chances for such a thing happening were pretty small. “Live in the

shared past together so worthless to her that it did not deserve to be remembered? Did it not matter to her il he forgot

his self–perceived beautiful memories were worth nothing

in Kevan’s eyes dimmed. He stared at the emptiness before him, eyes

sensed his emotional changes but only thought that he was sad over losing his memories of the past,

words of comfort.