The Love that Never Really Dies

“By the way, do you have children, Mr. Hayes? Since you’re not that young, are you married and do you have children?”

The question popped up unexpectedly and stunned Sebastian.

At that moment, he even forgot that he was supposed to be angry.

Do I have children?

Sebastian couldn’t remember it, for he lost his memories ever since he developed multiple personality disorder. At present, all he could remember was to take revenge.

Sasha thought there were probably two reasons to explain it. First, Sebastian’s main personality wished to protect the memories. Second, his alternative personality was formed solely to take revenge.

“No!” A few seconds later, Sebastian finally answered coldly.

Meanwhile, Sasha was down in the mouth as soon as Sebastian responded.

Although she expected the answer, her heart still sank the moment she heard it.

He can’t even remember his children.

“I see. I’m sorry, Mr. Hayes. From now on, I’ll never mention my daughter before you.” Sadly, she put down the pills and the glass of water. Then, she turned around to prepare the fluid drip for him.

Despite his anger and disgust earlier on, Sebastian didn’t feel happy when he saw the change in Sasha’s expression.

The ward fell silent for a while until a nurse pushed the door open and said, “Dr. West, are you expecting a parcel from Jetroina? I’ve brought it here for you.”

Sasha’s eyes glowed upon hearing it.

it’s mine.

quickly grabbed the parcel from the

raise his eyebrows when he

sorrow in her eyes

you expecting the parcel from

you. It’s a box of CDs. Come and take a look.” Sasha had already opened the parcel when Sebastian asked her. Then, she took out the CDs and

Sebastian was startled.

buy it for

are we living in the stone age or

kind of music I prefer? Humph! How long has she been working here? Who gave her permission to buy something for

he was

inserted one of the CDs into the portable audio player and put the earbuds

it. The song

beamed at him as she stood close to Sebastian, so much so that he

anger started to boil in his

yell at Sasha, the music that he had never heard of began to play. As the music was soft and soothing, Sebastian felt it had seemingly brought him to a deserted, quiet, and peaceful

his irritation

the relaxing music, Sasha scrutinized every

were delivered by the psychologist from Jetroina to help patients cope with symptoms of

were the only remaining CDs in the

had replaced Sebastian’s irritation, Sasha couldn’t help but feel

music is

it good?” Sasha